Bachelors Meaning in English

word · lemma: bachelor

US

/ˈbætʃɫɝz/

BACH-lurz

UK

/bˈætʃələz/

BACH-uh-luhz

释义

'Bachelors' can refer to unmarried men or to bachelor's degrees, which are the first university degrees you receive after completing undergraduate studies.

用法与细微差别

Plural of 'bachelor.' As a noun, refers either to multiple unmarried men or several bachelor's degrees/recipients. Be sure to use context: 'bachelors party' (unmarried men), 'bachelors in biology' (degree). Not to be confused with 'bachelorette' (unmarried women).

• Spanish: solteros - licenciaturas (grado universitario)
• Portuguese (BR): solteiros - bacharelados (formação universitária)
• Portuguese (PT): solteiros - licenciaturas (grau académico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 单身男子 - 学士学位
• Chinese (Traditional): 單身男子 - 學士學位
• Hindi: कुंवारे पुरुष - स्नातक डिग्री
• Arabic: عُزّاب - شهادة بكالوريوس
• Bengali: কুমার - স্নাতক (ডিগ্রি)
• Russian: холостяки - бакалавры (степени)
• Japanese: 独身男性 - 学士（学位）
• Vietnamese: đàn ông độc thân - bằng cử nhân
• Korean: 미혼 남성 - 학사(학위)
• Turkish: bekâr erkekler - lisans dereceleri
• Urdu: کنوارے مرد - بیچلرز (ڈگریاں)
• Indonesian: lajang (pria) - sarjana

例句

Many bachelors live in this apartment building.

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The university awarded ten bachelors this year.

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There are few bachelors in this small town.

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After college, the group of bachelors traveled the world together.

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She earned two bachelors before starting her master’s degree.

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You’ll meet all kinds of bachelors at the party tonight.

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