/es.koˈlaɾ/
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Translation
school, academic
Word origin
From Late Latin scholaris ('of a school'), from Latin schola ('school'), from Greek skhole ('leisure, a place for discussion'). The same root gives English 'scholar' and 'school'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- scholaris
- English cognates
- scholar, school
Grammar
Masc pluralescolares
Examples
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The new school year starts in September.
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The children wear the school uniform every day.
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The school bus picks up the pupils at eight.
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Have you already bought the school supplies for your children?
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The academic performance of the group has improved a lot.
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