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2005.09.15(Review of 2000.10.08 edition)
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COLLEGE 大学
- In the United States, college is usually used to mean “university”.
Be Careful[1]! In many expressions (see “Examples” below), it's more natural to use the word college than “university”.
Be Careful[2]! Of course, the name of a school is fixed. You can't call Harvard University “Harvard College”, and you can't call Dartmouth College “Dartmouth University”. - アメリカでは college はたいてい、大学の意味で使われます。
注意[1]:下の Examples にある表現のように、university よりも college を使った方が自然な表現になる場合が多くあります。
注意[2]:ただし、大学の正式名称に university が使われている場合は、そのまま university を使います。例:Harvard University という名称の場合は、Harvard College とは言いません。また Dartmouth College は、Dartmouth University とは言いません。
- In the following examples, David is a student at the University of Freedonia:
- (David's mother)
My son David is in college now. He goes to the University of Freedonia. - (a neighbor)
David is going to finish college soon, isn't he? - (at a job interview)
a: Do you have a college degree, David?
b: Not yet. I graduate next month. - (David's father)
David's college basketball team is very strong this year.
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