Definition of undergrad in English:

undergrad

nounʌndəˈɡradˈəndərˌɡræd

informal

An undergraduate.
〈非正式〉大学本科生；大学肄业生
Example sentencesExamples
- The pope urged our small band of Loyola University undergrads to study hard and obey our parents.
- He teaches E-Marketing and Internet Business Model Lab to undergrads and E-Commerce to graduate students.
- Two hundred companies participated in the first online career fair and about 14,000 undergrads and alumni responded.
- Guys, the class is a graduate class, no undergrads allowed.
- The JCR is in favour of situating a new joint JCR-MCR common room there, with a new quad and facilities for both undergrads and post-grads.
- But then I spoke to some graduate students where I did my undergrad.
- To be eligible to present at the conference, students must be enrolled as undergrads or have graduated but present research conducted during their undergraduate study.
- Mr. Marcus says they interview about 4,000 to 5,000 undergrads per semester, which doesn't leave a lot of time to ask detailed questions about how many calculus courses each one took.
- I have to complete and defend my dissertation and survive teaching undergrads between now and then.
- However, it's worth noting that this is one of a very few student unions across the country that represents both grads and undergrads in one body.
- The undergrads have been wonderful, and the grad students have been razor-sharp.
- As undergrads both separately studied psychology; for graduate work, both separately went off to California.
- What was most impressive was the sheer range of people who came together to hear him; entire benches of senior professors from different faculties, as well as hundreds of undergrads and grads.
- Montana residents who were full-time undergrads paid $3,079 this semester; out-of-state students paid $9,075.
- We also established a mentoring program for undergrads with the undergraduate law and business society.
- Myself and the other grad student, the two techs, and one of the undergrads are all young women about my age.
- I attended there both as an undergrad and a graduate student-about seven years.
- I knew Scott when we were both undergrads at the University of Illinois.
- I don't treat the undergrads any different than I treat my grad students and postdocs.
- We are a group of undergrads currently attending Carroll College, located in Helena, Montana.
Synonyms
first-year student, undergraduate

Definition of undergrad in US English:

undergrad

nounˈəndərˌɡradˈəndərˌɡræd

informal

An undergraduate.
〈非正式〉大学本科生；大学肄业生
Example sentencesExamples
- He teaches E-Marketing and Internet Business Model Lab to undergrads and E-Commerce to graduate students.
- Guys, the class is a graduate class, no undergrads allowed.
- As undergrads both separately studied psychology; for graduate work, both separately went off to California.
- We also established a mentoring program for undergrads with the undergraduate law and business society.
- Myself and the other grad student, the two techs, and one of the undergrads are all young women about my age.
- I have to complete and defend my dissertation and survive teaching undergrads between now and then.
- However, it's worth noting that this is one of a very few student unions across the country that represents both grads and undergrads in one body.
- To be eligible to present at the conference, students must be enrolled as undergrads or have graduated but present research conducted during their undergraduate study.
- But then I spoke to some graduate students where I did my undergrad.
- I knew Scott when we were both undergrads at the University of Illinois.
- Montana residents who were full-time undergrads paid $3,079 this semester; out-of-state students paid $9,075.
- Two hundred companies participated in the first online career fair and about 14,000 undergrads and alumni responded.
- I attended there both as an undergrad and a graduate student-about seven years.
- I don't treat the undergrads any different than I treat my grad students and postdocs.
- The JCR is in favour of situating a new joint JCR-MCR common room there, with a new quad and facilities for both undergrads and post-grads.
- Mr. Marcus says they interview about 4,000 to 5,000 undergrads per semester, which doesn't leave a lot of time to ask detailed questions about how many calculus courses each one took.
- What was most impressive was the sheer range of people who came together to hear him; entire benches of senior professors from different faculties, as well as hundreds of undergrads and grads.
- The pope urged our small band of Loyola University undergrads to study hard and obey our parents.
- We are a group of undergrads currently attending Carroll College, located in Helena, Montana.
- The undergrads have been wonderful, and the grad students have been razor-sharp.
Synonyms
first-year student, undergraduate

词汇	undergrad
释义	Definition of undergrad in English: undergrad nounʌndəˈɡradˈəndərˌɡræd informal An undergraduate. 〈非正式〉大学本科生；大学肄业生 Example sentencesExamples The pope urged our small band of Loyola University undergrads to study hard and obey our parents. He teaches E-Marketing and Internet Business Model Lab to undergrads and E-Commerce to graduate students. Two hundred companies participated in the first online career fair and about 14,000 undergrads and alumni responded. Guys, the class is a graduate class, no undergrads allowed. The JCR is in favour of situating a new joint JCR-MCR common room there, with a new quad and facilities for both undergrads and post-grads. But then I spoke to some graduate students where I did my undergrad. To be eligible to present at the conference, students must be enrolled as undergrads or have graduated but present research conducted during their undergraduate study. Mr. Marcus says they interview about 4,000 to 5,000 undergrads per semester, which doesn't leave a lot of time to ask detailed questions about how many calculus courses each one took. I have to complete and defend my dissertation and survive teaching undergrads between now and then. However, it's worth noting that this is one of a very few student unions across the country that represents both grads and undergrads in one body. The undergrads have been wonderful, and the grad students have been razor-sharp. As undergrads both separately studied psychology; for graduate work, both separately went off to California. What was most impressive was the sheer range of people who came together to hear him; entire benches of senior professors from different faculties, as well as hundreds of undergrads and grads. Montana residents who were full-time undergrads paid $3,079 this semester; out-of-state students paid $9,075. We also established a mentoring program for undergrads with the undergraduate law and business society. Myself and the other grad student, the two techs, and one of the undergrads are all young women about my age. I attended there both as an undergrad and a graduate student-about seven years. I knew Scott when we were both undergrads at the University of Illinois. I don't treat the undergrads any different than I treat my grad students and postdocs. We are a group of undergrads currently attending Carroll College, located in Helena, Montana. Synonyms first-year student, undergraduate Definition of undergrad in US English: undergrad nounˈəndərˌɡradˈəndərˌɡræd informal An undergraduate. 〈非正式〉大学本科生；大学肄业生 Example sentencesExamples He teaches E-Marketing and Internet Business Model Lab to undergrads and E-Commerce to graduate students. Guys, the class is a graduate class, no undergrads allowed. As undergrads both separately studied psychology; for graduate work, both separately went off to California. We also established a mentoring program for undergrads with the undergraduate law and business society. Myself and the other grad student, the two techs, and one of the undergrads are all young women about my age. I have to complete and defend my dissertation and survive teaching undergrads between now and then. However, it's worth noting that this is one of a very few student unions across the country that represents both grads and undergrads in one body. To be eligible to present at the conference, students must be enrolled as undergrads or have graduated but present research conducted during their undergraduate study. But then I spoke to some graduate students where I did my undergrad. I knew Scott when we were both undergrads at the University of Illinois. Montana residents who were full-time undergrads paid $3,079 this semester; out-of-state students paid $9,075. Two hundred companies participated in the first online career fair and about 14,000 undergrads and alumni responded. I attended there both as an undergrad and a graduate student-about seven years. I don't treat the undergrads any different than I treat my grad students and postdocs. The JCR is in favour of situating a new joint JCR-MCR common room there, with a new quad and facilities for both undergrads and post-grads. Mr. Marcus says they interview about 4,000 to 5,000 undergrads per semester, which doesn't leave a lot of time to ask detailed questions about how many calculus courses each one took. What was most impressive was the sheer range of people who came together to hear him; entire benches of senior professors from different faculties, as well as hundreds of undergrads and grads. The pope urged our small band of Loyola University undergrads to study hard and obey our parents. We are a group of undergrads currently attending Carroll College, located in Helena, Montana. The undergrads have been wonderful, and the grad students have been razor-sharp. Synonyms first-year student, undergraduate
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