English to Czech Meaning of freshman - student prvního ročníku

Freshman :
student prvního ročníku
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Definitions of freshman in English
Noun(1) a first-year undergraduate(2) any new participant in some activity
Adjective(1) used of a person in the first year of an experience (especially in United States high school or college
Examples of freshman in English
(1) He was a freshman at Tokyo Gakugei University when he disappeared.(2) He's one of the freshman Republicans from Texas.(3) a freshman second baseman(4) I mean, she showed the rhetorical skills that freshman Congress members are known for.(5) Eric is eighteen and is a freshman at the University of Washington.(6) One of the most vigorous complaints came today from freshman Republican Lindsey Graham, who had this to say.(7) While on the mend, the former freshman sued the university for not warning residents of the perilous nature of upper-story windows.(8) She is currently enrolled at California State University Fullerton as a freshman in the Honors Program.(9) I mean, she's sponsored more legislation across the aisle than any other freshman of either party.(10) As a freshman Congressman two decades ago, one of the first bills he introduced was to halt school desegregation.(11) No, what I think he is referring to is a letter that he wrote to several freshman Republicans.(12) There's no mistaking the immediate effect the freshman had on the University of Arizona program, however.(13) During the second semester of the freshman art-introduction course at our school, we offer a unit in printmaking.(14) True, freshmen congressmen are not necessarily front-page news.(15) Senior members of the party help freshmen meet lobbyists who are happy to fill up their campaign accounts.(16) University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records in December at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet.
Related Phrases of freshman
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Noun
1. new student ::
nový student
3. newcomer ::
nováček
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