faculty in Finnish
faculty in Finnish is opetushenkilökunta, tiedekunta, kyky — faculty means the teaching staff of a school, college or university.
faculty in Finnish
opetushenkilökunta
(chiefly, North American, Philippines) The academic staff at schools, colleges, universities or not-for-profit research institutes, as opposed to the students or support staff.
tiedekunta
A division of a university.
kyky
(Often in the plural) : An ability, power, or skill.
taito
(Often in the plural) : An ability, power, or skill.
voima
(Often in the plural) : An ability, power, or skill.
What does "faculty" mean?
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noun The teaching staff of a school, college or university.
"The faculty voted to change the exam schedule."
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noun A specific department or division of a university.
"He studies medicine in the Faculty of Health Sciences."
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noun A natural ability or power, especially mental or physical.
"Even in his nineties he kept all his mental faculties."
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faculty in a sentence
- The faculty voted to change the exam schedule.
- She joined the faculty as a history lecturer.
- He studies medicine in the Faculty of Health Sciences.
- Even in his nineties he kept all his mental faculties.
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What is "faculty" in Finnish?
"faculty" in Finnish is opetushenkilökunta, tiedekunta, kyky. faculty means: The teaching staff of a school, college or university.
How do you use "faculty" in a sentence?
Example: "The faculty voted to change the exam schedule." In Finnish, "faculty" is opetushenkilökunta, tiedekunta, kyky.
Are there other ways to say "faculty" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "faculty": opetushenkilökunta, tiedekunta, kyky, taito, voima.
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