Bachelor Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈbætʃəɫɝ/

BA-chuh-lur

UK

/bˈætʃəlɐ/

BA-chuh-luh

التعريف

A bachelor is an unmarried man. It can also mean a person who has a first university degree in some contexts.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most commonly, 'bachelor' means an unmarried man and sounds neutral in everyday English. It is also used in education in phrases like 'bachelor's degree'. Do not use it for women; use 'single' for a gender-neutral adjective.

• Spanish: soltero - licenciado (título universitario)
• Portuguese (BR): solteiro - bacharel
• Portuguese (PT): solteiro - licenciado (grau académico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 单身男子 - 学士
• Chinese (Traditional): 單身男子 - 學士
• Hindi: कुंवारा पुरुष - स्नातक
• Arabic: أعزب - بكالوريوس
• Bengali: অবিবাহিত পুরুষ - স্নাতক (ডিগ্রী)
• Russian: холостяк - бакалавр (степень)
• Japanese: 独身男性 - 学士（学位）
• Vietnamese: đàn ông độc thân - cử nhân (bằng cấp)
• Korean: 미혼 남성 - 학사(학위)
• Turkish: bekâr erkek - lisans (derecesi)
• Urdu: کنوارہ مرد - بیچلر (ڈگری)
• Indonesian: lajang (pria) - sarjana

جمل نموذجية

My uncle is a bachelor and lives alone.

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She finished her bachelor in biology last year.

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He is still a bachelor at forty.

basic

He enjoys the freedom of bachelor life.

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After college, he spent a few years as a happy bachelor in the city.

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A bachelor's degree is enough for some jobs, but others require a master's.

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