Definition of collegium in English:

collegium

nounPlural collegia kəˈliːdʒɪəmkəˈlējēəm

1A society of amateur musicians, especially one attached to a German or US university.
（尤指附属于德国或美国大学的）业余音乐家协会
Example sentencesExamples
- By the 1730s coffee had become the hot new drink in Leipzig, and Bach and his collegium of music students would meet to perform each Friday evening at Zimmerman's Coffee House.
- University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being.
2historical An advisory or administrative board in Russia.
〈史〉（俄罗斯的）咨询（或行政）委员会

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, literally 'association'.

Definition of collegium in US English:

collegium

nounkəˈlējēəm

1A society of amateur musicians, especially one attached to a German or US college.
（尤指附属于德国或美国大学的）业余音乐家协会
Example sentencesExamples
- By the 1730s coffee had become the hot new drink in Leipzig, and Bach and his collegium of music students would meet to perform each Friday evening at Zimmerman's Coffee House.
- University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being.
2historical An advisory or administrative board in Russia.
〈史〉（俄罗斯的）咨询（或行政）委员会

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘association’.

词汇	collegium
释义	Definition of collegium in English: collegium nounPlural collegia kəˈliːdʒɪəmkəˈlējēəm 1A society of amateur musicians, especially one attached to a German or US university. （尤指附属于德国或美国大学的）业余音乐家协会 Example sentencesExamples By the 1730s coffee had become the hot new drink in Leipzig, and Bach and his collegium of music students would meet to perform each Friday evening at Zimmerman's Coffee House. University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being. 2historical An advisory or administrative board in Russia. 〈史〉（俄罗斯的）咨询（或行政）委员会 Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, literally 'association'. Definition of collegium in US English: collegium nounkəˈlējēəm 1A society of amateur musicians, especially one attached to a German or US college. （尤指附属于德国或美国大学的）业余音乐家协会 Example sentencesExamples By the 1730s coffee had become the hot new drink in Leipzig, and Bach and his collegium of music students would meet to perform each Friday evening at Zimmerman's Coffee House. University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being. 2historical An advisory or administrative board in Russia. 〈史〉（俄罗斯的）咨询（或行政）委员会 Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘association’.
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