doctoral degree — The highest level of academic degree awarded by universities, typically requiring several years of advanced study and original research
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: The highest level of academic degree awarded by universities, typically requiring several years of advanced study and original research
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdɑːktərəl dɪˈɡriː/
Korean meaning: 대학에서 수여하는 최고 수준의 학위로, 보통 수년간의 고급 연구와 독창적 연구를 요구함
Korean pronunciation: **닥**터럴 디**그**리
Example Sentences
- After getting his doctoral degree, he became so smart that he started correcting his GPS.
- The doctoral degree requirements include writing a dissertation that's longer than most novels.
- She joked that her doctoral degree cost more than a luxury car but came with less horsepower.
doctoral degree
NOUN//ˈdɑːktərəl dɪˈɡriː//
The highest level of academic degree awarded by universities, typically requiring several years of advanced study and original research
The highest level of academic degree awarded by universities, typically requiring several years of advanced study and original research
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🌳Etymology
Origin
라틴어 'doctor'(선생님, 가르치는 사람)에서 유래. 중세 대학에서 가르칠 자격을 인정받은 사람에게 주는 칭호였다.
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📝Examples
“After getting his doctoral degree, he became so smart that he started correcting his GPS.”
“The doctoral degree requirements include writing a dissertation that's longer than most novels.”
“She joked that her doctoral degree cost more than a luxury car but came with less horsepower.”
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