Word: academic
Category: academic
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Synonyms: academic
companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother
Translations: academic
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spanish
Translations:
académico
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german
Translations:
akademiker, wissenschaftlerin, akademisch
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french
Translations:
théorique, scientifique, académiste, académique, étudiant, académicien
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italian
Translations:
accademico
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portuguese
Translations:
estudante
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dutch
Translations:
academisch
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russian
Translations:
академический, учебный, гуманитарный, академичный, фундаментальный, университетский
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norwegian
Translations:
akademisk
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swedish
Translations:
akademiker, akademisk
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finnish
Translations:
akateeminen, sovinnainen, saivarteleva, opillinen
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danish
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akademisk
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czech
Translations:
akademik, konvenční, teoretický, vědecký
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polish
Translations:
akademickość, akademik, naukowiec, jałowy, formalny, teoretyczny, akademicki, naukowy
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hungarian
Translations:
formalista, egyetemi, akadémiai, akadémikus, elméleti
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greek
Translations:
ακαδημαϊκός
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ukrainian
Translations:
фундаментальний, гуманітарний, академічний
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bulgarian
Translations:
академическия
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estonian
Translations:
akadeemiline, õppejõud, akadeemik
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lithuanian
Translations:
laipsnis
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romanian
Translations:
universitar
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slovak
Translations:
vysokoškolský, humanitní, akademický
The meaning and "use of": academic
adjective
- of or relating to education and scholarship. - academic achievement
- not of practical relevance; of only theoretical interest. - the debate has been largely academic
- a teacher or scholar in a college or institute of higher education. - Of greater significance was the conservative outlook of the University's academics .
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