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collegiate

UK
/kəˈliːdʒɪt/
US
/kəˈlidʒɪt/

Translations

collegiateadjective
more collegiate
Comp.
most collegiate
Super.
UK
/kəˈliːdʒɪt/
US
/kəˈlidʒɪt/
The decision was made in a collegiate manner.
Решение было принято в коллегиальном порядке.
She enjoys the collegiate atmosphere of the university.
Ей нравится студенческая атмосфера университета.
Synonyms
academic
campus
scholarly
university
educational
collegiatenoun
collegiates
pl
UK
/kəˈliːdʒiət/
US
/kəˈlidʒiət/
Rare; chiefly historical or formal usage referring to a member or student of a college.
Synonyms
fellow
academic
pupil
scholar
student
undergrad
undergraduate
college student
collegian

Definitions

collegiateadjective
Relating to a college or its students.
The collegiate atmosphere on campus was vibrant and full of energy.
Characteristic of a college or its educational system.
The collegiate curriculum was designed to prepare students for advanced studies.
Characterized by shared responsibility among colleagues; collegial.
The firm's governance structure is collegiate, with partners making decisions collectively.
Relating to a collegiate church governed by a chapter of canons.
The town's collegiate church played a central role in local religious life.
collegiatenoun
A member or student of a college; a collegian.
During the ceremony, the collegiates processed into the hall in academic dress.
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