Definition of varsity in English:

varsity

nounPlural varsities ˈvɑːsɪtiˈvɑrsədi

South African, British, NZ dated

1University.
〈英，旧或南非〉大学
he had his hair cut when he got back from varsity
他从大学一回来就剪了头发。
Example sentencesExamples
- I have a clear memory of lunch at a similar time of year in my first year of varsity, although it's probably several memories compressed into one.
- Yeah, well it's kind of helped me through some pretty dire times of stress, like my 4th year at varsity.
- They'd worked out that they had the same lectures at varsity.
- After the end of varsity in 1997, I decided to stay on in Dunedin and job hunt.
- In varsity, a friend told me quite plainly and cynically that friends use each other to gain something, using to gain information, influence, solace and companionship.
- For me it was just vacation work before I went back to varsity, but Danny needed something that provided a career.
- Noelle is having a holiday then going back to varsity.
- On the advice of several industry people whom I consulted fresh out of varsity, I'd always intended to work in a commercial law role for two years.
- My father, who described himself as a ‘language master’, frequently regaled me with tales of his life at the varsity.
- Students come from across Africa, are based at varsities across the country, but come to Cape Town for an initial intense burst of studying.
- ‘Between us we found three horn players around campus and got organised to meet for rehearsals when varsity kicked off in the new year,’ Nick says.
- While still at varsity, Nyokong married and had two children sandwiched on either side of her first degree.
- I was driving up the coast, to Kakanui, a small east coast beach settlement, a place were I lived for about six months after finishing varsity.
- Singh said the Government would soon release funds to provide basic facilities for Tumkur varsity.
- The powers that be had better soon realise that this varsity has outstanding lecturers who are by far the most competent and passionate people for the job.
- ‘They grow in confidence and this benefits them later when they go to varsity,’ says Rebeck.
- A spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela varsity, Roslyn Baatjies, said their student debt stood at R101,9m at the end of July.
- There are a few students who will only be returning to varsity tomorrow, and so will be joining our new choir next week.
- I think I'm going to go back to varsity next year, after all.
- When I finished varsity and started paying the loan off, I had gone to work as a laboratory analyst.
1. 1.1as modifier (especially of a sporting event or team) relating to a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge.
  〈英〉（与）大学（尤指牛津或剑桥）体育竞赛（或体育运动队）（有关）的
  a varsity match
  大学体育比赛。
  Example sentencesExamples
  How could I not be used to it when I'm in the volleyball varsity team?
  The reason why Clemington had made it to the finals four years in a row would have to be based on the fact that four years ago, Chris Donovan and Devon Matthews joined the boy's varsity team.
  The sport has been played at the university for almost 30 years and this year, the annual varsity match against Cambridge was on Sky TV.
  I played at Lord's in the varsity match, but unfortunately we lost.
  On the weekend of 7th week the varsity marathon kayaking takes place.
  It was only a few weeks later that he scored 169 for Cambridge in the varsity match.
  He said he wanted to play for the varsity team but never went out for it.
  Also a special word for Steve Bacon, who added to his recent heroics in the varsity match to ease his way to the singles cuppers championship as well.
2. 1.2North American The principal team representing a high school or college in a sport or other competition.
  Miller promoted him to the varsity for his sophomore season
  Example sentencesExamples
  By the time he joined the varsity as a sophomore, he and his coach realized he should become a full-time catcher.
  He shot up to 5-8 before joining the varsity, and now, listed at 6-0, is at least an inch taller than his father and brother.
  I've played two years on varsity for Lincoln - 9th and 10th grade.
  I played varsity golf my senior year in high school.
  Her boyfriend went to Vallier, and played on the varsity basketball team.
  I was into music and arts; he was on the baseball varsity of his school and the team representing his city.
  In varsity and Olympic competition, races may involve boats with one, two, four, or eight rowers.
  Your best friend made the varsity basketball team?
  Conner had him on the freshman team for two days before moving him to the varsity.
  As a freshman at Birmingham High School in Los Angeles, he was a pretty good basketball player, made junior varsity, and although he didn't play much he put up good numbers when he did.
  He was even more of an athlete than Ross - although he would be entering eighth grade come fall, he was on the varsity football, basketball, and lacrosse team.
  The varsity is for the most experienced and talented players.
  The freshman and junior varsity programs can continue the development of fundamentals in preparation for the varsity.
  There were about ten people who were from the varsity team last year, and fifteen from the junior varsity.
  Greg Henderson was the youngest on the team; he was a sophomore on varsity.
  He was also elected captain for the varsity basketball team and class president that same year.
  His junior year he decided to give the game another try, and made the junior varsity squad.
  Emily, Crash's buddy and team mate, was good enough that they moved her up to play varsity with the 16-18 year olds.
  Mikie was the captain of the varsity basketball team and had been away a week at Ohio for a tournament with the top high school teams in the country.
  With five assistant coaches and two trainers, the varsity's bench resembled an NBA team's.

Origin

Mid 17th century: shortening of university, reflecting an archaic pronunciation.

Rhymes

sparsity

Definition of varsity in US English:

varsity

nounˈvɑrsədiˈvärsədē

North American

1The principal team representing a high school or college in a sport or other competition.
Miller promoted him to the varsity for his sophomore season
as modifier girls' varsity basketball
Example sentencesExamples
- Conner had him on the freshman team for two days before moving him to the varsity.
- By the time he joined the varsity as a sophomore, he and his coach realized he should become a full-time catcher.
- The varsity is for the most experienced and talented players.
- Her boyfriend went to Vallier, and played on the varsity basketball team.
- I played varsity golf my senior year in high school.
- The freshman and junior varsity programs can continue the development of fundamentals in preparation for the varsity.
- His junior year he decided to give the game another try, and made the junior varsity squad.
- In varsity and Olympic competition, races may involve boats with one, two, four, or eight rowers.
- I was into music and arts; he was on the baseball varsity of his school and the team representing his city.
- There were about ten people who were from the varsity team last year, and fifteen from the junior varsity.
- He was also elected captain for the varsity basketball team and class president that same year.
- He shot up to 5-8 before joining the varsity, and now, listed at 6-0, is at least an inch taller than his father and brother.
- As a freshman at Birmingham High School in Los Angeles, he was a pretty good basketball player, made junior varsity, and although he didn't play much he put up good numbers when he did.
- Mikie was the captain of the varsity basketball team and had been away a week at Ohio for a tournament with the top high school teams in the country.
- I've played two years on varsity for Lincoln - 9th and 10th grade.
- He was even more of an athlete than Ross - although he would be entering eighth grade come fall, he was on the varsity football, basketball, and lacrosse team.
- Emily, Crash's buddy and team mate, was good enough that they moved her up to play varsity with the 16-18 year olds.
- Your best friend made the varsity basketball team?
- With five assistant coaches and two trainers, the varsity's bench resembled an NBA team's.
- Greg Henderson was the youngest on the team; he was a sophomore on varsity.
1. 1.1British, NZ, South African dated University.
  〈英，旧或南非〉大学
  he had his hair cut as soon as he got back from varsity
  他从大学一回来就剪了头发。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yeah, well it's kind of helped me through some pretty dire times of stress, like my 4th year at varsity.
  On the advice of several industry people whom I consulted fresh out of varsity, I'd always intended to work in a commercial law role for two years.
  A spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela varsity, Roslyn Baatjies, said their student debt stood at R101,9m at the end of July.
  I think I'm going to go back to varsity next year, after all.
  Singh said the Government would soon release funds to provide basic facilities for Tumkur varsity.
  There are a few students who will only be returning to varsity tomorrow, and so will be joining our new choir next week.
  ‘Between us we found three horn players around campus and got organised to meet for rehearsals when varsity kicked off in the new year,’ Nick says.
  ‘They grow in confidence and this benefits them later when they go to varsity,’ says Rebeck.
  The powers that be had better soon realise that this varsity has outstanding lecturers who are by far the most competent and passionate people for the job.
  Students come from across Africa, are based at varsities across the country, but come to Cape Town for an initial intense burst of studying.
  They'd worked out that they had the same lectures at varsity.
  Noelle is having a holiday then going back to varsity.
  In varsity, a friend told me quite plainly and cynically that friends use each other to gain something, using to gain information, influence, solace and companionship.
  I was driving up the coast, to Kakanui, a small east coast beach settlement, a place were I lived for about six months after finishing varsity.
  While still at varsity, Nyokong married and had two children sandwiched on either side of her first degree.
  My father, who described himself as a ‘language master’, frequently regaled me with tales of his life at the varsity.
  When I finished varsity and started paying the loan off, I had gone to work as a laboratory analyst.
  I have a clear memory of lunch at a similar time of year in my first year of varsity, although it's probably several memories compressed into one.
  After the end of varsity in 1997, I decided to stay on in Dunedin and job hunt.
  For me it was just vacation work before I went back to varsity, but Danny needed something that provided a career.
2. 1.2British as modifier (especially of a sporting event or team) relating to a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge.
  〈英〉（与）大学（尤指牛津或剑桥）体育竞赛（或体育运动队）（有关）的
  a varsity match
  大学体育比赛。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Also a special word for Steve Bacon, who added to his recent heroics in the varsity match to ease his way to the singles cuppers championship as well.
  On the weekend of 7th week the varsity marathon kayaking takes place.
  How could I not be used to it when I'm in the volleyball varsity team?
  The reason why Clemington had made it to the finals four years in a row would have to be based on the fact that four years ago, Chris Donovan and Devon Matthews joined the boy's varsity team.
  The sport has been played at the university for almost 30 years and this year, the annual varsity match against Cambridge was on Sky TV.
  I played at Lord's in the varsity match, but unfortunately we lost.
  He said he wanted to play for the varsity team but never went out for it.
  It was only a few weeks later that he scored 169 for Cambridge in the varsity match.

Origin

Mid 17th century: shortening of university, reflecting an archaic pronunciation.

词汇	varsity
释义	Definition of varsity in English: varsity nounPlural varsities ˈvɑːsɪtiˈvɑrsədi South African, British, NZ dated 1University. 〈英，旧或南非〉大学 he had his hair cut when he got back from varsity 他从大学一回来就剪了头发。 Example sentencesExamples I have a clear memory of lunch at a similar time of year in my first year of varsity, although it's probably several memories compressed into one. Yeah, well it's kind of helped me through some pretty dire times of stress, like my 4th year at varsity. They'd worked out that they had the same lectures at varsity. After the end of varsity in 1997, I decided to stay on in Dunedin and job hunt. In varsity, a friend told me quite plainly and cynically that friends use each other to gain something, using to gain information, influence, solace and companionship. For me it was just vacation work before I went back to varsity, but Danny needed something that provided a career. Noelle is having a holiday then going back to varsity. On the advice of several industry people whom I consulted fresh out of varsity, I'd always intended to work in a commercial law role for two years. My father, who described himself as a ‘language master’, frequently regaled me with tales of his life at the varsity. Students come from across Africa, are based at varsities across the country, but come to Cape Town for an initial intense burst of studying. ‘Between us we found three horn players around campus and got organised to meet for rehearsals when varsity kicked off in the new year,’ Nick says. While still at varsity, Nyokong married and had two children sandwiched on either side of her first degree. I was driving up the coast, to Kakanui, a small east coast beach settlement, a place were I lived for about six months after finishing varsity. Singh said the Government would soon release funds to provide basic facilities for Tumkur varsity. The powers that be had better soon realise that this varsity has outstanding lecturers who are by far the most competent and passionate people for the job. ‘They grow in confidence and this benefits them later when they go to varsity,’ says Rebeck. A spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela varsity, Roslyn Baatjies, said their student debt stood at R101,9m at the end of July. There are a few students who will only be returning to varsity tomorrow, and so will be joining our new choir next week. I think I'm going to go back to varsity next year, after all. When I finished varsity and started paying the loan off, I had gone to work as a laboratory analyst. 1.1as modifier (especially of a sporting event or team) relating to a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge. 〈英〉（与）大学（尤指牛津或剑桥）体育竞赛（或体育运动队）（有关）的 a varsity match 大学体育比赛。 Example sentencesExamples How could I not be used to it when I'm in the volleyball varsity team? The reason why Clemington had made it to the finals four years in a row would have to be based on the fact that four years ago, Chris Donovan and Devon Matthews joined the boy's varsity team. The sport has been played at the university for almost 30 years and this year, the annual varsity match against Cambridge was on Sky TV. I played at Lord's in the varsity match, but unfortunately we lost. On the weekend of 7th week the varsity marathon kayaking takes place. It was only a few weeks later that he scored 169 for Cambridge in the varsity match. He said he wanted to play for the varsity team but never went out for it. Also a special word for Steve Bacon, who added to his recent heroics in the varsity match to ease his way to the singles cuppers championship as well. 1.2North American The principal team representing a high school or college in a sport or other competition. Miller promoted him to the varsity for his sophomore season Example sentencesExamples By the time he joined the varsity as a sophomore, he and his coach realized he should become a full-time catcher. He shot up to 5-8 before joining the varsity, and now, listed at 6-0, is at least an inch taller than his father and brother. I've played two years on varsity for Lincoln - 9th and 10th grade. I played varsity golf my senior year in high school. Her boyfriend went to Vallier, and played on the varsity basketball team. I was into music and arts; he was on the baseball varsity of his school and the team representing his city. In varsity and Olympic competition, races may involve boats with one, two, four, or eight rowers. Your best friend made the varsity basketball team? Conner had him on the freshman team for two days before moving him to the varsity. As a freshman at Birmingham High School in Los Angeles, he was a pretty good basketball player, made junior varsity, and although he didn't play much he put up good numbers when he did. He was even more of an athlete than Ross - although he would be entering eighth grade come fall, he was on the varsity football, basketball, and lacrosse team. The varsity is for the most experienced and talented players. The freshman and junior varsity programs can continue the development of fundamentals in preparation for the varsity. There were about ten people who were from the varsity team last year, and fifteen from the junior varsity. Greg Henderson was the youngest on the team; he was a sophomore on varsity. He was also elected captain for the varsity basketball team and class president that same year. His junior year he decided to give the game another try, and made the junior varsity squad. Emily, Crash's buddy and team mate, was good enough that they moved her up to play varsity with the 16-18 year olds. Mikie was the captain of the varsity basketball team and had been away a week at Ohio for a tournament with the top high school teams in the country. With five assistant coaches and two trainers, the varsity's bench resembled an NBA team's. Origin Mid 17th century: shortening of university, reflecting an archaic pronunciation. Rhymes sparsity Definition of varsity in US English: varsity nounˈvɑrsədiˈvärsədē North American 1The principal team representing a high school or college in a sport or other competition. Miller promoted him to the varsity for his sophomore season as modifier girls' varsity basketball Example sentencesExamples Conner had him on the freshman team for two days before moving him to the varsity. By the time he joined the varsity as a sophomore, he and his coach realized he should become a full-time catcher. The varsity is for the most experienced and talented players. Her boyfriend went to Vallier, and played on the varsity basketball team. I played varsity golf my senior year in high school. The freshman and junior varsity programs can continue the development of fundamentals in preparation for the varsity. His junior year he decided to give the game another try, and made the junior varsity squad. In varsity and Olympic competition, races may involve boats with one, two, four, or eight rowers. I was into music and arts; he was on the baseball varsity of his school and the team representing his city. There were about ten people who were from the varsity team last year, and fifteen from the junior varsity. He was also elected captain for the varsity basketball team and class president that same year. He shot up to 5-8 before joining the varsity, and now, listed at 6-0, is at least an inch taller than his father and brother. As a freshman at Birmingham High School in Los Angeles, he was a pretty good basketball player, made junior varsity, and although he didn't play much he put up good numbers when he did. Mikie was the captain of the varsity basketball team and had been away a week at Ohio for a tournament with the top high school teams in the country. I've played two years on varsity for Lincoln - 9th and 10th grade. He was even more of an athlete than Ross - although he would be entering eighth grade come fall, he was on the varsity football, basketball, and lacrosse team. Emily, Crash's buddy and team mate, was good enough that they moved her up to play varsity with the 16-18 year olds. Your best friend made the varsity basketball team? With five assistant coaches and two trainers, the varsity's bench resembled an NBA team's. Greg Henderson was the youngest on the team; he was a sophomore on varsity. 1.1British, NZ, South African dated University. 〈英，旧或南非〉大学 he had his hair cut as soon as he got back from varsity 他从大学一回来就剪了头发。 Example sentencesExamples Yeah, well it's kind of helped me through some pretty dire times of stress, like my 4th year at varsity. On the advice of several industry people whom I consulted fresh out of varsity, I'd always intended to work in a commercial law role for two years. A spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela varsity, Roslyn Baatjies, said their student debt stood at R101,9m at the end of July. I think I'm going to go back to varsity next year, after all. Singh said the Government would soon release funds to provide basic facilities for Tumkur varsity. There are a few students who will only be returning to varsity tomorrow, and so will be joining our new choir next week. ‘Between us we found three horn players around campus and got organised to meet for rehearsals when varsity kicked off in the new year,’ Nick says. ‘They grow in confidence and this benefits them later when they go to varsity,’ says Rebeck. The powers that be had better soon realise that this varsity has outstanding lecturers who are by far the most competent and passionate people for the job. Students come from across Africa, are based at varsities across the country, but come to Cape Town for an initial intense burst of studying. They'd worked out that they had the same lectures at varsity. Noelle is having a holiday then going back to varsity. In varsity, a friend told me quite plainly and cynically that friends use each other to gain something, using to gain information, influence, solace and companionship. I was driving up the coast, to Kakanui, a small east coast beach settlement, a place were I lived for about six months after finishing varsity. While still at varsity, Nyokong married and had two children sandwiched on either side of her first degree. My father, who described himself as a ‘language master’, frequently regaled me with tales of his life at the varsity. When I finished varsity and started paying the loan off, I had gone to work as a laboratory analyst. I have a clear memory of lunch at a similar time of year in my first year of varsity, although it's probably several memories compressed into one. After the end of varsity in 1997, I decided to stay on in Dunedin and job hunt. For me it was just vacation work before I went back to varsity, but Danny needed something that provided a career. 1.2British as modifier (especially of a sporting event or team) relating to a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge. 〈英〉（与）大学（尤指牛津或剑桥）体育竞赛（或体育运动队）（有关）的 a varsity match 大学体育比赛。 Example sentencesExamples Also a special word for Steve Bacon, who added to his recent heroics in the varsity match to ease his way to the singles cuppers championship as well. On the weekend of 7th week the varsity marathon kayaking takes place. How could I not be used to it when I'm in the volleyball varsity team? The reason why Clemington had made it to the finals four years in a row would have to be based on the fact that four years ago, Chris Donovan and Devon Matthews joined the boy's varsity team. The sport has been played at the university for almost 30 years and this year, the annual varsity match against Cambridge was on Sky TV. I played at Lord's in the varsity match, but unfortunately we lost. He said he wanted to play for the varsity team but never went out for it. It was only a few weeks later that he scored 169 for Cambridge in the varsity match. Origin Mid 17th century: shortening of university, reflecting an archaic pronunciation.
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