| 单词 | collegiate |
| 释义 | collegiate (once / 2636 pages) adj Collegiate describes anything to do with college life or college students. You might refer to the leagues in which college athletes compete as collegiate sports, or to students studying chemistry as collegiate scientists. While college is a noun, collegiate is an adjective used to describe anything associated with college. The word collegiate was once associated with the idea of ivy-covered walls and impeccably-dressed students earnestly discussing philosophy and art. Nowadays, it can just as easily refer to political demonstrations and raucous behavior, as all have become part of the collegiate world. WORD FAMILYcollegiate: collegiately, intercollegiate USAGE EXAMPLESThe Miami native wrapped up his collegiate career with an impressive Orange Bowl performance. Seattle Times(Dec 31, 2016) Carpenter played collegiately at Virginia Tech before recording 165 tackles and 14 interceptions in his six-year NFL career with the Buffalo Bills and Atlanta Falcons. Reuters(Dec 29, 2016) The graduate transfer, who was a Texas prep standout, ends his collegiate career starting at QB for North Texas in a bowl. Washington Times(Dec 26, 2016) adj of or resembling or typical of a college or college students collegiate living collegiate attitudes collegiate clothes Syn collegial |
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