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Определение students' в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь

students' union

öğrenci derneği

students

öğrenci

Övgü öğrencileri çok çalışmaya teşvik eder. - Praise stimulates students to work hard.

Öğrencilerin öğlen yemeği zamanı saat on ikiden saat bire kadardır. - The students' lunch period is from twelve to one.

Go büyük ihtimalle benim ülkemdeki en popüler Japon oyunu olsa da o bile bazı üniversite öğrencileri dışında pek bilinmiyor. - Although Go is probably the most popular Japanese game in my country, at most only a few university students know it.

Övgü öğrencileri çok çalışmaya teşvik eder. - Praise stimulates students to work hard.

students association

öğrencilerin derneği

students

(Askeri) ÖĞRENCİLER: Bak. "training forces"

college students

yüksekokul öğrencileri

foreign students

yabancı öğrenciler

successful students

(Eğitim) başarılı öğrenciler

university students

üniversiteliler

doctoral students

doktora öğrencileri

are there any discounts for students

öğrenciler için indirim var mı

returned students

dönüşümlü öğrenciler

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Определение students' в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
students' dormitories: small and cheap apartments especially for students that live on campus
students' union: The students' union is the students' organization in a university or college which organizes leisure activities, provides welfare services, and represents students' political interests
students' union: The students' union is the building where the students' union organization has its offices and which usually has a shop, a coffee bar, and a meeting place
Students for a Democratic Society: radical American student organization founded in 1960 to promote participation in government affairs (after the start of the Vietnam War, the group changed its focus to actively protesting the War)
Students for a Democratic Society: Activist student organization in the U.S. Founded at the University of Michigan in 1960, its chapters were initially principally involved in the civil rights movement. Its "Port Huron Statement" of principles (1962) called for a new "participatory democracy." After organizing a national march in 1965 to protest U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, it became more militant, organizing student sit-ins to protest universities' participation in defense-related research. By 1969 the SDS had split into factions; the most notorious was the terrorist-oriented Weathermen, or Weather Underground. By the mid-1970s the group was defunct
students: Get an e-mail address that goes with you when you graduate
students: Catherine of Alexandria, Thomas Aquinas
students: who forget their PIN must take a photo ID to the Registrar's Office (100 Mary Martin Hall) Students can take a photo ID to the Help Desk (26 L Building) to have passwords reset for a fee
students: Children and youth attending P-12 schools as distinguished from teacher candidates
students: means any learner of any age
students: Plural of student
students: Anyone attending BYUH day or evening school or enrolled in full or part-time in the Division of Continuing Education who audits or takes for credit a class or classes For purpose of traffic enforcement, any undergraduate student not attending spring and/or summer terms without being officially graduated or withdrawn is considered a student A student's spouse is also considered to a student, even though he/she may not be taking classes, and may park/drive only where his/her spouse's permit is valid
students association: union that represents the students before the authority of the university and state
grad students: plural form of grad student
graduate students: plural form of graduate student
medical students: plural form of medical student
World Union of Jewish Students: international youth organization encouraging Jewish studies and involvement in Israel
exchange of students: interchanging of students from different schools for a set period of time (often the schools are in different countries)
high school students: students in secondary schools (grades 10-12, sometimes also grade 9)
university students: students studying in this large institution of higher learning