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COLLEGE(law)
college(dictionary)
Bard College(encyclopedia)
Amherst College(encyclopedia)
Trinity College(encyclopedia)
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college (as used in expressions)(encyclopedia)

college (oh)



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1 ?specialized education?
2 ?us university?
3 ?part of a university?
4 ?students and teachers?
5 ?professional organization ?
6 ?name of a school?
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[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: Latin collegium 'society', from collega; COLLEAGUE]
?SPECIALIZED EDUCATION?
[U and C] a school for advanced education, especially in a particular profession or skill
::a teacher training college
::the London College of Fashion
::Donna left school and went to art college .
at college
::We were great friends when we were at college.
-see also sixth form college
?US UNIVERSITY?
[U and C] AmE a large school where you can study after high school and get a degree
British Equivalent: university
::Some people who want to go to college still can't get there.
in college
::Fran just finished her freshman year in college.
::a decline in the number of college students studying history
:: college graduates
::a college education
:: college campuses
-see also community college , junior college
?PART OF A UNIVERSITY?
[C] one of the groups of teachers and students that form a separate part of some universities, especially in Britain
::Trinity College, Cambridge
?STUDENTS AND TEACHERS?
[C also + plural verb British English] the students and teachers of one of these organizations
?PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION ?
[C] a group of people who have special rights, duties, or powers within a profession or organization
::the American College of Surgeons
?NAME OF A SCHOOL?
[C] BrE a word used in the name of some large schools, especially public schools
-see also electoral college