Definition of Abitur in English:

Abitur

noun ˌabɪˈtʊəˌabiˈtuːɐ

(in Germany) a set of examinations taken in the final year of secondary school.
（德国）中学毕业考试（顺利通过者即可进入大学）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Oberrealschule did offer the Abitur, even if its certificate did not provide all the privileges of the classical diploma.
- He entered university to pursue a degree in law after receiving the Abitur in 1925.
- It is accepted as an entry qualification by universities of the European Union, on a par with the German Abitur, etc.
- When he was eighteen years old, he was awarded his Abitur after attending a six-form High School in Amsterdam.
- The Gymnasien were raised above all other schools, and the Abitur, which qualified for university admission, was made more rigorous.
- When he received his Abitur in 1928 it was with distinction and he was ranked top in his school.
- Students have the right to enrol anywhere simply by obtaining their Abitur.
- He had never finished his Gymnasium education and had not received the required Abitur.
- Womens groups petitioned the state governments and the Reichstag to open the Abitur and university study to women.
- The university preparatory track requires successful completion of the Abitur, a university entrance examination.
- He wanted to get his Abitur in the Gutenberg Gymnasium so that he could learn a profession that he enjoyed.
- Students who attend a Gymnasium must pass the Abitur in order to enter a German university.

Origin

From German, abbreviation of Abiturientenexamen 'leavers' examination'.

词汇	Abitur
释义	Definition of Abitur in English: Abitur noun ˌabɪˈtʊəˌabiˈtuːɐ (in Germany) a set of examinations taken in the final year of secondary school. （德国）中学毕业考试（顺利通过者即可进入大学） Example sentencesExamples The Oberrealschule did offer the Abitur, even if its certificate did not provide all the privileges of the classical diploma. He entered university to pursue a degree in law after receiving the Abitur in 1925. It is accepted as an entry qualification by universities of the European Union, on a par with the German Abitur, etc. When he was eighteen years old, he was awarded his Abitur after attending a six-form High School in Amsterdam. The Gymnasien were raised above all other schools, and the Abitur, which qualified for university admission, was made more rigorous. When he received his Abitur in 1928 it was with distinction and he was ranked top in his school. Students have the right to enrol anywhere simply by obtaining their Abitur. He had never finished his Gymnasium education and had not received the required Abitur. Womens groups petitioned the state governments and the Reichstag to open the Abitur and university study to women. The university preparatory track requires successful completion of the Abitur, a university entrance examination. He wanted to get his Abitur in the Gutenberg Gymnasium so that he could learn a profession that he enjoyed. Students who attend a Gymnasium must pass the Abitur in order to enter a German university. Origin From German, abbreviation of Abiturientenexamen 'leavers' examination'.
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