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schol·ar·ship

(skŏl′ər-shĭp′)
n.
1. The methods, discipline, and attainments of a scholar or scholars.
2. Knowledge resulting from study and research in a particular field. See Synonyms at knowledge.
3. A grant of financial aid awarded to a student, as for the purpose of attending a college.
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scholarship

(ˈskɒləʃɪp)
n
1. academic achievement; erudition; learning
2. (Education)
a. financial aid provided for a scholar because of academic merit
b. the position of a student who gains this financial aid
c. (as modifier): a scholarship student.
3. the qualities of a scholar
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schol•ar•ship

(ˈskɒl ərˌʃɪp)

n.
1. the qualities, skills, or attainments of a scholar.
2. a gift of money or other aid to enable a student to pursue his or her studies.
3. the accumulated knowledge of a group of scholars.
[1525–35]
syn: See learning.
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scholarship

Knowledge and learning, or a financial award made to a student to help fund attendance at a school, college, or university.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:scholarship - financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit]scholarship - financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit
economic aid, financial aid, aid - money to support a worthy person or cause
prize, award - something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery; "the prize was a free trip to Europe"
2. scholarship - profound scholarly knowledge
education - knowledge acquired by learning and instruction; "it was clear that he had a very broad education"
letters - scholarly attainment; "he is a man of letters"
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scholarship

noun
1. grant, award, payment, exhibition, endowment, fellowship, bursary scholarships for women over 30
2. learning, education, culture, knowledge, wisdom, accomplishments, attainments, lore, erudition, academic study, book-learning I want to take advantage of your lifetime of scholarship.
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scholarship

noun
Known facts, ideas, and skill that have been imparted:
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Translations
عِلْم، مَعْرِفَهمِنْحَةٌ دِرَاسِيَّة مِنحَةٌ مالِيَّه
stipendiumučenostvzdělání
stipendiumlærdom
oppineisuus
stipendija
fræîimennska, lærdómurnámsstyrkur
学問
장학금
vzdelanosť
štipendija
stipendium
ทุนเล่าเรียน
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scholarship

[ˈskɒləʃɪp]
A. N
1. (= learning) → erudición f
2. (= money award) → beca f
B. CPD scholarship holder Nbecario/a m/f
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scholarship

[ˈskɒlərʃɪp]
n
(= grant) → bourse f (d'études)
(= learning) → érudition f
modif [fund] → de bourses
scholarship holder → détenteur/trice m/f d'une bourse, boursier/ière m/f
a scholarship student → un(e) étudiant(e) m/f boursier/ière, un(e) boursier/ière m/f
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scholarship

n
(= learning)Gelehrsamkeit f; scholarship flourished during the Renaissancedie Gelehrsamkeit entfaltete sich in der Renaissance zur vollen Blüte
(= money award)Stipendium nt; to win a scholarship to Cambridgeein Stipendium für Cambridge bekommen ; on a scholarshipmit einem Stipendium ; scholarship holderStipendiat(in) m(f)
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scholarship

[ˈskɒləʃɪp] n
a. (learning) → erudizione f, cultura
b. (award, grant) → borsa di studio
to win a scholarship → vincere una borsa di studio
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scholar

(ˈskolə) noun
1. a person of great knowledge and learning. a fine classical scholar. geleerde عالِم учен estudioso učenec der/die Gelehrte videnskabsmand λόγιος erudito õpetlane, teadlane اديب oppinut érudit/-ite מלומד विद्वान naučnik, učenjak tudós cendekiawan lærður maður, fræðimaður studioso 学者 박식한 사람 mokslininkas zinātnieks; domātājs cendekiawan geleerde vitenskapsmann, lærd person uczony پوه، عالم، زده كوونكى،دسكالرشپ خاوند estudioso erudit учёный učenec učenjak učenjak lärd [person] นักวิชาการ bilgin 學者 вчений دانشور học giả 学者
2. a person who has been awarded a scholarship. As a scholar, you will not have to pay college fees. beurshouer طالِب حَصَل على مُكافأَه стипендиант bolsista stipendista, -ka der/die Stipendiant(in) stipendiat υπότροφος becario stipendiaat محقق stipendiaatti boursier/-ière חוקר विद्यार्थी stipendist, školarac ösztöndíjas penerima beasiswa e-r sem fær námsstyrk borsista 奨学生 학자 stipendininkas stipendiāts pemegang biasiswa beursstudent stipendiat stypendysta دسكالرشپ خاوند bolseiro bursier стипендиат štipendista, -ka štipendist stipendista stipendiat นักเรียนผู้ได้รับทุนเรียน burslu öğrenci 獎學金學生 стипендіат وظيفہ پانے والا sinh viên được cấp học bổng 奖学金获得者,津贴生
ˈscholarly adjective
having or showing knowledge. a scholarly person; a scholarly book. geleerde عِلْمي، دالٌّ على سِعَة المَعْرِفَه أو المَعْلومات научен especializado učený, vědecký gelehrt lærd; videnskabelig πολυμαθής, μορφωμένος erudito, estudioso haritud, õppe- اديبانه oppinut érudit, savant מלומד अध्ययनशील naučni, učen tudományos terpelajar fræðilegur erudito, dotto 学問的な 박식한 mokslo, mokslinis, moksliškas izglītots; gudrs; erudīts ilmiah wetenschappelijk lærd, vitenskapelig uczony دزده كړې په توګه: دپوهې په توګه especializado eru­dit, savant учёный učený, vedecký učen učenjački lärd, vetenskaplig มีหรือแสดงความรู้ bilgili 博學的,有學者風範的 вчений فاضلانہ có tính học thuật 博学的,有学者风度的
ˈscholarliness noun
geleerdheid سِعَة المَعْرِفَه научност ilustração učenost die Gelehrsamkeit lærdhed πολυμάθεια, πνευματική καλλιέργεια erudición haritus دانشمندي oppineisuus érudition השכלה naučnost, učenost tudományosság sifat terpelajar lærdómur erudizione 学者らしさ 박식함 moksliškumas gudrība; erudīcija; akadēmisms sifat ilmiah wetenschappelijkheid lærdhet uczoność دپوهې په توګه ilustração erudiţie ученость učenosť učenost učenjaštvo lärdom, vetenskaplighet ความรู้ bilginlik 博學,學者風範 вченість علمیت tính học thuật 博学,有学者风度
ˈscholarship noun
1. knowledge and learning. a man of great scholarship. geleerdheid عِلْم، مَعْرِفَه ерудиция cultura vzdělání, učenost die Gelehrsamkeit lærdom ευρυμάθεια erudición teadmised دانش پژوهي oppineisuus érudition השכלה पांडित्य, विद्वता znanje tudományosság pandai fræðimennska, lærdómur erudizione 学識 학문 mokslas izglītība; gudrība; erudīcija kesarjanaan geleerdheid stor kunnskap, lærdom, vitenskap wiedza سكالرشپ، پوهه، زده كړه، وظيفه: ديوه شاګرد سره دپوهې په لاره كې مرسته كول cultura erudiţie ученость, эрудиция vzdelanosť izobrazba učenost lärdom ความรู้และการเรียนรู้ bilim 學識 ученість, ерудиція علمی کارنامہ sự học rộng 学识
2. money awarded to a good student to enable him to go on with further studies. She was awarded a travel scholarship. beurs مِنحَةٌ مالِيَّه стипендия bolsa stipendium das Stipendium stipendium; -stipendium υποτροφία beca stipendium كمك هزينه تحصيلي stipendi bourse מלגה छात्रवृत्ति stipendija ösztöndíj beasiswa námsstyrkur borsa di studio 奨学金 학문 stipendija stipendija biasiswa beurs stipendium stypendium ديوه شاګرد سره دپوهې په لاره كې مرسته كول bolsa bursă стипендия štipendium štipendija stipendija stipendium ทุนเล่าเรียน burs 獎學金 стипендія وظيفہ học bổng 奖学金
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scholarship

مِنْحَةٌ دِرَاسِيَّة stipendium stipendium Gelehrsamkeit υποτροφία beca oppineisuus bourse stipendija borsa di studio 学問 장학금 studiebeurs stipend stypendium bolsa , bolsa de estudo ученость stipendium ทุนเล่าเรียน burs học bổng 奖学金
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An Avery scholarship! Anne felt her heart beat more quickly, and the horizons of her ambition shifted and broadened as if by magic.
"I'll win that scholarship if hard work can do it," she resolved.
She studied hard, for she had made up her mind to win the Thorburn Scholarship in English.
Gilbert, too, was in full chase after a scholarship, but found plenty of time for frequent calls at Thirty-eight, St.
Watson expected him to leave the preparatory school with a scholarship.
Although I admired scholarship so much in Cleric, I was not deceived about myself; I knew that I should never be a scholar.
And they sent me to Amsterdam to try for a scholarship, and I won it.
It wasn't a matter of scholarship. I stood well in my classes, and did he graduate me into the university he was confident that in that institution I would continue to stand well.
Holmes, that to-morrow is the first day of the examination for the Fortescue Scholarship. I am one of the examiners.
He carried his scholarship, however, to the point of pedantry, not only in the illustrative extracts from Latin authors with which in the printed edition he filled the lower half of his pages, but in the plays themselves in the scrupulous exactitude of his rendering of the details of Roman life.
One half of it was to go to the founding of a "Lecompte Scholarship" for poor students in the University of Geneva.
Beginning with an elaborate notice of Chaucer, full of the minute scholarship of our day, he never forgets that his subject is, after all, poetry.

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