Selwyn College - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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Selwyn College (english) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/sɛl.wɪn ˈkɒl.ɪdʒ/

Meaning and Usage

Selwyn College refers to a constituent college of the University of Cambridge in England. Established in 1882, the college is named after George Augustus Selwyn, the first Bishop of New Zealand. It is known for its inclusive and friendly environment as well as for its academic rigor. The term "Selwyn College" is primarily used in academic contexts, specifically in discussions related to higher education, university life, and alumni networks. It is used more frequently in written contexts due to its formal nature.

Example Sentences

  1. Selwyn College has a vibrant community of students dedicated to academic excellence.
    Selwyn College имеет яркое сообщество студентов, преданных академическому совершенству.

  2. Many notable scholars have graduated from Selwyn College over the years.
    Многие выдающиеся ученые выпустились из Selwyn College за эти годы.

  3. During the annual celebration, alumni from Selwyn College come together to reconnect.
    Во время ежегодного праздника выпускники Selwyn College собираются вместе, чтобы восстановить связи.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "Selwyn College" itself is rarely associated with idiomatic expressions, it may appear in phrases relating to college life or education.

Example Idiomatic Expressions

  1. “He wears his Selwyn College badge with pride.”
    (Он с гордостью носит значок Selwyn College.)
    This implies a sense of pride and belonging to the institution.

  2. “Getting into Selwyn College is a stepping stone for his academic career.”
    (Поступление в Selwyn College — это ступенька к его академической карьере.)
    Suggesting that attending the college is an important milestone towards future success.

  3. “At Selwyn College, students are expected to rise to the challenge.”
    (В Selwyn College от студентов ожидают, что они справятся с вызовами.)
    This emphasizes the rigorous academic expectations of the college.

Etymology

The name "Selwyn" comes from George Augustus Selwyn, who was a prominent Anglican bishop known for his missionary work in New Zealand. The term "college" originates from the Latin word "collegium," meaning a society or association of people.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - University - Academy - Educational institution

Antonyms: - Ignorance - Illiteracy - Uneducation

Selwyn College specifically may not have direct synonyms or antonyms due to its unique identity as a specific institution. However, the terms above refer to educational institutions more generally.



25-07-2024