Was heißt »Aka­de­mi­ker« auf Englisch?

Weibliche Wortform

Aka­de­mi­ke­rin:

graduate

Synonyme

Alum­nus:

alumnus

Den­ker:

philosopher

thinker

Ei­er­kopf:

egghead

For­scher:

explorer

researcher

Ge­lehr­ter:

scholar

Groß­kop­fer­ter:

bigwig

In­tel­lek­tu­el­ler:

intellectual

The­o­re­ti­ker:

theoretician

theorist

theorizer

Wis­sen­schaft­ler:

scientist

Englische Beispielsätze

• I've decided to live in Australia after I graduate from college.

• What'll you do after you graduate?

• Tom didn't live long enough to see his children graduate from high school.

• We waived those requirements so you can graduate.

• I'm a graduate student.

• Tom and Mary plan to get married as soon as they graduate from college.

• When did Tom graduate from high school?

• When did Tom graduate?

• A 25-year-old graduate student from Stanford University named Denis Hayes and a U.S. Democratic senator from Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson, coordinated what became Earth Day – April 22, 1970.

• She is a university graduate.

• Tom will graduate in October.

• Tom is a graduate of Harvard.

• Tom wants to graduate from university before he's twenty-four.

• It was while she was a graduate student at Cambridge, working under the direction of Antony Hewish, that Jocelyn Bell discovered pulsars.

• I am a graduate student.

• What are you going to do after you graduate?

• What are you going to do when you graduate?

• I'll graduate this year.

• She is a graduate.

• I've decided to live in Australia after I graduate from university.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Per­son:

person