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Definition of semestral in English Turkish dictionary
- semester
- sömestr
Bu sömestr Arapçada beşinci seviyeye başlıyorum.
-I am taking Arabic Level 5 this semester.
Bazı öğrenciler gelecek sömestr geri gelmeyecekler.
-Some students aren't going to come back next semester.
- semester
- {i} dönem
Bu dönem çok çalışıyor.
-She is working hard this semester.
Bu dönem İspanyolca alıyorum.
-I'm taking Spanish this semester.
- semester
- yarıyıl
İlk yarıyıldan bu yana notlarım düzeldi.
-My grades have improved since first semester.
Bu yarıyıl işe girecek misin?
-Are you going to get a job this semester?
- semester
- devre
- semester
- sömestir
Japonyada yeni sömestir nisanda başlar.
-In Japan, the new semester begins in April.
- semester
- üniversitede ders yılının yarısı
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Definition of semestral in English English dictionary
- occurring every 6 months or during each 6-month period
- {s} pertaining to a semester; lasting one semester; occurring once per semester
- semestral exams
- type of final tests that usually occur at the end of a semester
- semester
- Half of a school year or academic year such as fall or spring semester
I will graduate at the end of the spring semester.
- semester
- A 14-week period of study There are two semesters in an academic year
- semester
- An academic period used by some colleges and universities, typically lasting between 15-18 weeks An institution on semesters may have two or three semesters in an academic year, depending on how the summer term is defined
- semester
- One-half of the academic year usually 18 weeks
- semester
- A study period of up to 16 weeks, often with the last two weeks used as an assessment period
- semester
- In colleges and universities in some countries, a semester is one of the two main periods into which the year is divided. one of the two periods of time that a year at high schools and universities is divided into, especially in the US (semestris , from sex + mensis )
- semester
- A period of about 16 weeks Colleges on a semester system offer two semesters of instruction a year; there may be an additional summer session
- semester
- A term divided in two
- semester
- Main study period of the University There are two main semesters and one summer school semester (semester 3) Also called terms
- semester
- A portion of the academic year There are usually two semesters in a year, but sometimes three
- semester
- An academic year is divided into either two semesters or 3 terms
- semester
- academic time period of 16 weeks or more used by many other colleges
- semester
- {i} one of the two periods of an academic year (usually 15-18 weeks)
- semester
- The FLC/EDC Cosumnes River College academic year is organized into two periods of 18 weeks each A regular academic year includes the Fall and Spring semesters There is also an optional summer session
- semester
- The Semester line is centered on the third line of the schedule, below "Denison University" and "Student Schedule" This tells you what semester the schedule has been printed for, which is very helpful if you have asked for schedule printouts for more than one semester
- semester
- half a year; a period of 6 months
- semester
- A semester is one-half of the traditional academic "year" that runs from around September through May Typically, semesters include 15 weeks of classroom instruction
- semester
- The 16-week period each fall or spring that makes up half of the academic year
- semester
- Half of a school year such as fall or spring semester
- semester
- A division of the academic year into spring and fall terms
- semester
- One type of term within an academic year that marks the beginning and end of classes Each semester is 15 weeks in length and there are two semesters (Fall and Spring) in an academic year
- semester
- There are two main semesters in each academic year There are twelve weeks of classes in each semester (See also 'Summer Semester')
- semester
- A period of six months; especially, a term in a college or uneversity which divides the year into two terms
- semester
- A standard academic term (fall or spring) of approximately 16 weeks of instruction Refer to"term"
- semester
- Period of study, approximately 15 to 16 weeks or one-half the academic year
- semester
- Refers to the organisation of the teaching year There are two semesters in each academic year Each semester includes 13 teaching weeks and a final assessment period
- semester
- One type of term within an academic year marking the beginning and end of classes Each semester is 20 weeks in length, and there are two semesters (fall and spring) in an academic year
- semester
- one of two divisions of an academic year
- semester
- Another term for a school's typical course length Semesters often last about 14 weeks
- semester
- The academic year from August to June is divided into two sixteen (16) week terms called "semesters " Students are graded at the end of each semester
- semester
- an academic term of 15 weeks followed by one week of final exams There are two 15-week semesters plus summer sessions in an academic year There are also some courses which meet for an eight-week period of time, which is basically half a semester; these classes still earn three credits, and meet for double the standard time they would if taught for the full semester
- semester
- half a year; a period of 6 months one of two divisions of an academic year
- semester
- Refers to the organisation of the teaching year At UNE there are two main teaching periods: first semester and second semester Each involves approximately 13 weeks of teaching Units may be offered in semester one only (1), semester two only (2), both semester one and two (1 or 2), or they may run for the whole year (Y) In addition, some areas of the University teach over a third, or summer semester, for example, the MBA program
- semester
- – EVC divides its academic year into two semesters – Fall and Spring The Fall semester begins in August/September and ends in December and the Spring semester begins in January and ends in May/June EVC also offers a three week Spring intersession in January and a six week Summer session from June to July
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se·mes·tralPronunciation
Etymology
[ s&-'mes-t&r ] (noun.) 1827. German, from Latin semestris half-yearly, from sex six + mensis month; more at SIX, MOON.Resimler
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