Semesters Meaning in English
word · lemma: semester
səˈmɛstɝz
suh-MES-terz
səmˈɛstəz
suh-MES-tuhz
释义
Semesters are periods of about six months into which a school or university year is divided. Students usually take a set of classes each semester.
用法与细微差别
Used in academic settings, especially in the U.S., to describe half-year terms. Other systems might use 'trimesters' or 'quarters.' Common phrases: 'fall semester,' 'spring semester.' Plural: 'semesters.'
Spanish: semestresPortuguese (BR): semestresPortuguese (PT): semestresChinese (Simplified): 学期Chinese (Traditional): 學期Hindi: सेमेस्टरArabic: فصول دراسيةBengali: সেমিস্টারRussian: семестрJapanese: セメスター - 学期Vietnamese: học kìKorean: 학기Turkish: dönem - yarıyılUrdu: سمسٹرIndonesian: semester
例句
There are two semesters in a school year.
basic
My grades were better last semester than this one.
basic
We register for new classes each semester.
basic
Some students take summer classes between semesters to finish faster.
natural
The schedule changes a lot between semesters.
natural
You meet a lot of new people in your first few semesters at college.
natural