student 
stu·dent (sto̵̅o̅d′'nt, styo̵̅o̅d′-)
noun
- a person who studies, or investigates a student of human behavior
- a person who is enrolled for study at a school, college, etc.
Etymology: ME studiante, studente < OFr & L: OFr estudiant < L studens, prp. of studere, to study
student
n.
student is applied either to one attending an institution above the elementary level or to one who is making a study of a particular subject a student of social problems; pupil is applied either to a child in school or to a person who is under the personal supervision of a teacher Heifetz was a pupil of Leopold Auer; scholar, orig. equivalent to pupil, is now usually applied to one who has general erudition or who is highly versed in a particular branch of learning a noted classical scholar
Preposition: on
- placement: Fees for students on sandwich year placements will be £ 600.
Converse of object
- enable: The primary aim of the problem sheets is to enable the students to assess their own ability against the session objectives.
- allow: The final year of the program allows students to specialize in advanced options that interest them.
- encourage: I would also encourage students to reflect on what this means for them in light of the ongoing ethnic cleansing in Darfur " .
- introduce: This module is designed to introduce students to modern concepts of software construction and to algorithms used in biocomputing.
- help: Personal Tutors are there to help students with any problems whether they are academic or social.
- prepare: EHE projects can also prepare students more directly for future careers by providing some insight into employment options.
Adjective modifier
- disabled: The case study is also included in the Engineering Subject Center's guide ' Working with disabled students ' ( 2nd ed.
- mature: There is a special yellow CAF for mature students that you should complete rather than the blue CAF.
- prospective: What advice can you give prospective economics students to help them get the most from studying the subject?
- part-time: Part-time students take the equivalent of two full courses each year.
- undergraduate: Look here for answers to some questions that we are often asked by prospective undergraduate students.
- full-time: In 1999, Sainsbury's employed 30,000 full-time students, almost 30 % of its total staff.
Modifies a noun
- loan: HE policy in terms of student loans has certainly affected my University career.
Noun used with modifier
- postgraduate: There are a large number of postgraduate research students together with support staff present in the school.
- university: The text is international in outlook and written for 2nd to 3rd year university students.
- research: Images from two games written by research students at the School are shown below.
- college: These pages have been specially adapted for partner college students from a series of study guides at the University of Plymouth.
Preposition: with
- disability: There are a number of students with a disability studying at the University.
- dyslexia: The case study is about maths support for an engineering student with dyslexia.
Will you be a reader, a student merely, or a seer? Read your fate, seewhat isbefore you, and walkon intofuturity.
The student must remember, for his consolationthat his failures are almost as important to the cause of scienceand tothosewhofollow himinthesameroad, as his successes. It is much to know what we cannot do in any given directionöthe first step, indeed, toward the accomplishment of what we can do.
O friend unseen, unborn, unknown, Student of our sweet English tongue, Read out my words at night, alone: I was a poet, I was young.
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