student council — A group of students elected by their peers to represent student interests and organize school activities
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A group of students elected by their peers to represent student interests and organize school activities
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstuːdənt ˈkaʊnsəl/
Korean meaning: 학생들의 이익을 대표하고 학교 활동을 조직하기 위해 동료들에 의해 선출된 학생 단체
Korean pronunciation: **스튜**던트 **카운**슬
Example Sentences
- Tom was so nervous about his student council speech that he practiced in front of his pet hamster for three hours.
- The student council voted to replace the cafeteria's mystery meat with actual identifiable food.
- She has been active in the student council since her freshman year.
student council
NOUN//ˈstuːdənt ˈkaʊnsəl//
A group of students elected by their peers to represent student interests and organize school activities
A group of students elected by their peers to represent student interests and organize school activities
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Origin
student는 라틴어 'studere(열심히 하다)'에서, council은 라틴어 'consilium(조언, 회의)'에서 유래되어 '학생들의 조언 모임'이라는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“Tom was so nervous about his student council speech that he practiced in front of his pet hamster for three hours.”
“The student council voted to replace the cafeteria's mystery meat with actual identifiable food.”
“She has been active in the student council since her freshman year.”
“The student council is responsible for organizing the annual school festival.”
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