undergraduate in Greek
undergraduate in Greek is προπτυχιακός — undergraduate means a university student who has not yet earned a degree.
undergraduate in Greek
προπτυχιακός
Pronounced: proptychiakos
A student at a university who has not yet received a degree.
What does "undergraduate" mean?
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noun A university student who has not yet earned a degree.
"He spent four years as an undergraduate studying physics."
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adjective Relating to undergraduate study.
"The university offers a strong undergraduate program in engineering."
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undergraduate in a sentence
- He spent four years as an undergraduate studying physics.
- The university offers a strong undergraduate program in engineering.
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What is "undergraduate" in Greek?
"undergraduate" in Greek is προπτυχιακός. undergraduate means: A university student who has not yet earned a degree.
How do you pronounce προπτυχιακός?
"undergraduate" in Greek is προπτυχιακός, pronounced "proptychiakos".
How do you use "undergraduate" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent four years as an undergraduate studying physics." In Greek, "undergraduate" is προπτυχιακός.
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