Definition of upperclassman in English:

upperclassman

nounPlural upperclassmenʌpəˈklɑːsmənˌəpərˈklæsmən

A junior or senior in high school or college.
〈美〉（大学或中学的）高年级学生，三、四年级学生
Example sentencesExamples
- Although academy upperclassmen and military training instructors are available to help the trainees, it is a group of chaplains that offers them a quiet retreat from the rigors of training.
- Leave the college anxiety to the upperclassmen - you'll have plenty of time to deal with that later.
- And if our freshmen feel they can talk to faculty and to upperclassmen, they're going to stay.
- The influence of a student's maturity level, chosen in the studies to be represented by class standing, has also been shown to influence economic learning, with upperclassmen outperforming freshmen.
- However, it would be an excellent text for upperclassmen, as well as beginning graduate students.
- The newer dorms usually reserved for the upperclassmen are sprinkled with sophomores pushed out of their traditional housing by the wave of first-years.
- It reminds everyone of the rigid service academy structure, inherited from British boys' schools like Eton, in which upperclassmen dominate their juniors.
- I understand most of them were upperclassmen,’ Jefferson County schools spokeswoman Marilyn Saltzman said.
- The first lesson I learned as a plebe came from an upperclassman yelling in my face.
- By the 2003-04 academic year, upperclassmen enrollment is projected to reach 46.
- ‘It's an all day opportunity to bond with other students, including upperclassmen, and that helps a little bit,’ Jackson says.
- The relationship between upperclassmen and younger students changed.
- We indicated that underclassmen rated that teacher higher than upperclassmen.
- The college administration would like to keep upperclassmen on campus to be a part of student life instead of moving into apartments.
- It began during my freshman year in college when an upperclassman during orientation told our group we had to learn how to juggle.
- ‘Everybody wanted to reward the upperclassmen, but in the ever-changing world of college basketball, you've got to reward the young guys who earn it,’ Weaver says.
- Doesn't happen very often, they usually let sophomores and upperclassmen have the suites.
- Kurono returns to classes at his high school; a gang of upperclassmen punks is constantly threatening one of his friends.
- The prom, I'd found out a few weeks ago, was a dance for upperclassmen at her high school.
- Everyone from the oldest upperclassmen and lowly freshman delighted in the prospects of two days without school.

Definition of upperclassman in US English:

upperclassman

nounˌəpərˈklasmənˌəpərˈklæsmən

A junior or senior in high school or college.
〈美〉（大学或中学的）高年级学生，三、四年级学生
Example sentencesExamples
- The college administration would like to keep upperclassmen on campus to be a part of student life instead of moving into apartments.
- And if our freshmen feel they can talk to faculty and to upperclassmen, they're going to stay.
- The first lesson I learned as a plebe came from an upperclassman yelling in my face.
- The relationship between upperclassmen and younger students changed.
- Leave the college anxiety to the upperclassmen - you'll have plenty of time to deal with that later.
- Although academy upperclassmen and military training instructors are available to help the trainees, it is a group of chaplains that offers them a quiet retreat from the rigors of training.
- Everyone from the oldest upperclassmen and lowly freshman delighted in the prospects of two days without school.
- The prom, I'd found out a few weeks ago, was a dance for upperclassmen at her high school.
- However, it would be an excellent text for upperclassmen, as well as beginning graduate students.
- ‘It's an all day opportunity to bond with other students, including upperclassmen, and that helps a little bit,’ Jackson says.
- The influence of a student's maturity level, chosen in the studies to be represented by class standing, has also been shown to influence economic learning, with upperclassmen outperforming freshmen.
- By the 2003-04 academic year, upperclassmen enrollment is projected to reach 46.
- It began during my freshman year in college when an upperclassman during orientation told our group we had to learn how to juggle.
- I understand most of them were upperclassmen,’ Jefferson County schools spokeswoman Marilyn Saltzman said.
- Doesn't happen very often, they usually let sophomores and upperclassmen have the suites.
- ‘Everybody wanted to reward the upperclassmen, but in the ever-changing world of college basketball, you've got to reward the young guys who earn it,’ Weaver says.
- We indicated that underclassmen rated that teacher higher than upperclassmen.
- It reminds everyone of the rigid service academy structure, inherited from British boys' schools like Eton, in which upperclassmen dominate their juniors.
- The newer dorms usually reserved for the upperclassmen are sprinkled with sophomores pushed out of their traditional housing by the wave of first-years.
- Kurono returns to classes at his high school; a gang of upperclassmen punks is constantly threatening one of his friends.

词汇	upperclassman
释义	Definition of upperclassman in English: upperclassman nounPlural upperclassmenʌpəˈklɑːsmənˌəpərˈklæsmən US A junior or senior in high school or college. 〈美〉（大学或中学的）高年级学生，三、四年级学生 Example sentencesExamples Although academy upperclassmen and military training instructors are available to help the trainees, it is a group of chaplains that offers them a quiet retreat from the rigors of training. Leave the college anxiety to the upperclassmen - you'll have plenty of time to deal with that later. And if our freshmen feel they can talk to faculty and to upperclassmen, they're going to stay. The influence of a student's maturity level, chosen in the studies to be represented by class standing, has also been shown to influence economic learning, with upperclassmen outperforming freshmen. However, it would be an excellent text for upperclassmen, as well as beginning graduate students. The newer dorms usually reserved for the upperclassmen are sprinkled with sophomores pushed out of their traditional housing by the wave of first-years. It reminds everyone of the rigid service academy structure, inherited from British boys' schools like Eton, in which upperclassmen dominate their juniors. I understand most of them were upperclassmen,’ Jefferson County schools spokeswoman Marilyn Saltzman said. The first lesson I learned as a plebe came from an upperclassman yelling in my face. By the 2003-04 academic year, upperclassmen enrollment is projected to reach 46. ‘It's an all day opportunity to bond with other students, including upperclassmen, and that helps a little bit,’ Jackson says. The relationship between upperclassmen and younger students changed. We indicated that underclassmen rated that teacher higher than upperclassmen. The college administration would like to keep upperclassmen on campus to be a part of student life instead of moving into apartments. It began during my freshman year in college when an upperclassman during orientation told our group we had to learn how to juggle. ‘Everybody wanted to reward the upperclassmen, but in the ever-changing world of college basketball, you've got to reward the young guys who earn it,’ Weaver says. Doesn't happen very often, they usually let sophomores and upperclassmen have the suites. Kurono returns to classes at his high school; a gang of upperclassmen punks is constantly threatening one of his friends. The prom, I'd found out a few weeks ago, was a dance for upperclassmen at her high school. Everyone from the oldest upperclassmen and lowly freshman delighted in the prospects of two days without school. Definition of upperclassman in US English: upperclassman nounˌəpərˈklasmənˌəpərˈklæsmən US A junior or senior in high school or college. 〈美〉（大学或中学的）高年级学生，三、四年级学生 Example sentencesExamples The college administration would like to keep upperclassmen on campus to be a part of student life instead of moving into apartments. And if our freshmen feel they can talk to faculty and to upperclassmen, they're going to stay. The first lesson I learned as a plebe came from an upperclassman yelling in my face. The relationship between upperclassmen and younger students changed. Leave the college anxiety to the upperclassmen - you'll have plenty of time to deal with that later. Although academy upperclassmen and military training instructors are available to help the trainees, it is a group of chaplains that offers them a quiet retreat from the rigors of training. Everyone from the oldest upperclassmen and lowly freshman delighted in the prospects of two days without school. The prom, I'd found out a few weeks ago, was a dance for upperclassmen at her high school. However, it would be an excellent text for upperclassmen, as well as beginning graduate students. ‘It's an all day opportunity to bond with other students, including upperclassmen, and that helps a little bit,’ Jackson says. The influence of a student's maturity level, chosen in the studies to be represented by class standing, has also been shown to influence economic learning, with upperclassmen outperforming freshmen. By the 2003-04 academic year, upperclassmen enrollment is projected to reach 46. It began during my freshman year in college when an upperclassman during orientation told our group we had to learn how to juggle. I understand most of them were upperclassmen,’ Jefferson County schools spokeswoman Marilyn Saltzman said. Doesn't happen very often, they usually let sophomores and upperclassmen have the suites. ‘Everybody wanted to reward the upperclassmen, but in the ever-changing world of college basketball, you've got to reward the young guys who earn it,’ Weaver says. We indicated that underclassmen rated that teacher higher than upperclassmen. It reminds everyone of the rigid service academy structure, inherited from British boys' schools like Eton, in which upperclassmen dominate their juniors. The newer dorms usually reserved for the upperclassmen are sprinkled with sophomores pushed out of their traditional housing by the wave of first-years. Kurono returns to classes at his high school; a gang of upperclassmen punks is constantly threatening one of his friends.
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