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1 collège
collège [kɔlεʒ]masculine noun• collège d'enseignement général et professionnel (Canadian) ≈ sixth-form college (Brit), ≈ junior college (US)━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The term collège refers to the type of state secondary school French children attend between the ages of 11 and 15 (ie after « école primaire » and before « lycée »). Collège covers the school years « sixième », « cinquième », « quatrième » and « troisième ». At the end of « troisième », pupils take the examination known as the « brevet des collèges ». → LYCÉE* * *kɔlɛʒnom masculin1) ( école)collège (d'enseignement secondaire), CES — secondary school GB, junior high school US ( up to age 16)
2) ( assemblée) college•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔlɛʒ nm1) (= école) school, secondary school2) (= assemblée) body* * *collège nmcollège d'enseignement secondaire, CES secondary school GB, junior high school US; collège d'enseignement technique, CET technical secondary school in France.ⓘ Collège The school for pupils aged 11-15. The curriculum and organization are nationally prescribed.[kɔlɛʒ] nom masculincollège privé/technique private/technical schoolcollège d'enseignement secondaire → link=CES CES2. [corps constitué] collegecollège électoral body of electors, constituencyThis place of learning near the Sorbonne holds public lectures given by prominent academics and specialists. It is not a university and does not confer degrees, although it is controlled by the Ministry of Education. -
2 collège
n. m. (joc.) Le collège: 'The nick', the prison. Un ami de collège: A fellow ex-con, an old cellmate. Ils ont été au collège ensemble: They did time together. -
3 Collège de France
Founded by François I in 1530, located close to the Sorbonne in Paris, the Collège de France is an academy of learning which is outside the normal education system. It provides a programme of lectures and seminars conducted by some of the greatest academics in France, but open to the public. It does not deliver any degrees or diplomas. Members are elected for life from among leading academics, and the title Professeur au Collège de France is the highest distinction possible in French academia.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Collège de France
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4 Collège de France
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5 collège électoral
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6 collège d'enseignement secondaire
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > collège d'enseignement secondaire
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7 collège privé/technique
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8 collège d'enseignement technique
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > collège d'enseignement technique
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9 Collège
Middle school, the intermediate level in French school education between primary school and lycée. For more details see Primary and Secondary Education in France.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Collège
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10 collège arbitral
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > collège arbitral
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11 collège des commissaires aux comptes
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > collège des commissaires aux comptes
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12 collège
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13 école
école [ekɔl]1. feminine nouna. ( = établissement) school• envoyer or mettre un enfant à l'école to send a child to school• grande école prestigious higher education institute with competitive entrance examination → GRANDES ÉCOLESb. ( = enseignement) schooling ; ( = système scolaire) school systemc. ( = mouvement artistique, de pensée) school2. compounds► école des Beaux-Arts ≈ art college• faire l'école buissonnière to play truant (Brit) or hooky (US) ► École centrale prestigious college of engineering► École normale ≈ teacher training college → GRANDES ÉCOLES━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Nursery school ( l'école maternelle) is publicly funded in France and, though not compulsory, is attended by most children between the ages of three and six. Statutory education begins with primary (grade) school (« l'école primaire ») and is attended by children between the ages of six and 10 or 11.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The École nationale d'administration or ÉNA, in Strasbourg (formerly in Paris), is a competitive-entrance college training top civil servants. Because so many ministers and high-ranking decision-makers are « énarques » (ex-students of ÉNA), the school has often been criticized for exercising too much influence, and French political life is perceived by some as being monopolized by the so-called « énarchie ». → CONCOURS* * *The French school system has three tiers: l'école maternelle (from the age of two); l'école primaire comprising cours préparatoire (CP), cours élémentaire 1 et 2 ( CE1, CE2), cours moyen 1 et 2 ( CM1, CM2); and l'école secondaire ( collège and lycée). School attendance is compulsory between the ages of 6 and 16* * *ekɔl nf1) school2)* * *école nf1 Scol ( établissement) school; être à l'école to be at GB ou in US school; aller à l'école to go to school; le directeur a réuni toute l'école the headteacher assembled the whole school; école de garçons/filles boys'/girls' school; enfants des écoles schoolchildren; la grande/petite école primary/nursery school;2 ( enseignement) school; l'école est finie school is over; avoir école to have school; mettre un enfant à l'école to send a child to school; dès l'école from the very first days at school; quitter l'école à 16 ans to leave school at 16;3 ( système) education system; réformer l'école to reform the education system;4 Univ (grande) école higher education institution with competitive entrance examination; une école d'ingénieurs a Grande École of Engineering; une école de commerce a business school;5 ( source de formation) training (de in); la lexicographie est une école de patience lexicography is a training in patience; être à bonne école to be in good hands; être de la vieille école to be of the old school; l'école de la vie the university of life;6 ( mouvement) school; école flamande/romantique Flemish/Romantic school; école de pensée school of thought; faire école to gain a following.école communale local school; école de conduite driving school; école de danse dancing school; école élémentaire primary school; école de gestion Univ business school, school of business and management GB; école hôtelière hotel management school; école d'infirmières nursing college; école de journalisme school of journalism; école de langues language school; école libre ( système) independent education; ( établissement) independent school; école maternelle nursery school; école militaire military academy; école de musique music school; école normale, EN primary teacher training college; école obligatoire compulsory schooling; école parallèle progressive school GB, alternative school; école de pilotage flying school; école de police police college GB, police academy US; école primaire primary school; école privée private school; école professionnelle training college; école publique ( établissement) state school GB, public school US; ( système) state education GB, public education US; école de secrétariat secretarial college; École centrale des arts et manufactures, Centrale○ Grande École of Engineering; École des chartes, les Chartes○ School of Palaeography and Archival Studies; École des Mines, les Mines○ Grande École of Mining Studies; École nationale d'administration, ENA Grande École of Public Management; École nationale des ponts et chaussées, les Ponts et chaussées○, les Ponts○ Grande École of Civil Engineering; École nationale supérieure des arts et métiers, les Arts et métiers○, les Arts○, ENSAM Grande École of Engineering; École normale supérieure, ENS Grande École preparing teachers for higher education.École The French school system has three tiers: l'école maternelle (from the age of two); l'école primaire comprising cours préparatoire (CP), cours élémentaire 1 et 2 ( CE1, CE2), cours moyen 1 et 2 ( CM1, CM2); and l'école secondaire ( collège and lycée). School attendance is compulsory between the ages of 6 and 16.[ekɔl] nom féminin1. [établissement] school2. [cours] school3. [système]4. [collège supérieur]École (centrale) des arts et manufactures, École centrale prestigious engineering schoolÉcole nationale d'administration → link=ENA ENA5. [lieu spécialisé] school6. [pédagogie]7. [disciples] school8. (figuré)The separation of Church and State, which reflects the republican ideal and became law in 1905, is an important aspect of French culture. Since that date State education has been independent of the Church, and explicitly excludes religious instruction and religious ceremony. -
14 CEGEP
Cegep [seʒεp]masculine noun(Canadian) ( = Collège d'enseignement général et professionnel) ≈ sixth-form college (Brit), ≈ junior college (US)* * *seʒɛpnom masculin Canadianisme (abbr = collège d'enseignement général et professionnel) college of further education in Quebec offering two-year courses* * *cégep nm Can (abbr = collège d'enseignement général et professionnel) college of further education in Quebec offering two-year courses.(Québec) ≃ college of further education -
15 lycée
lycée [lise]masculine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Lycées are state secondary schools where pupils study for their « baccalauréat » after leaving the « collège ». The lycée covers the school years known as « seconde » (15-16 year-olds), « première » (16-17 year-olds) and « terminale » (up to leaving age at 18). The term lycée professionnel refers to a lycée which provides vocational training as well as the more traditional core subjects. → BACCALAURÉAT COLLÈGE ÉDUCATION NATIONALE* * *lisenom masculin secondary school ( school preparing students aged 15-18 for the baccalaureat)Phrasal Verbs:* * *lise nmsecondary school Grande-Bretagne (with pupils from 15 to 18 years old), high school USA (with pupils from 15 to 18 years old)* * *lycée nm1 Scol secondary school (covering the final three years before the baccalauréat); lycée Carnot/Voltaire Lycée Carnot/Voltaire;2 Philos lyceum.ⓘ Lycée A school providing secondary education for the three years after collège. The students enter the first year or seconde at the age of 15/16, then première, and finally complete the cycle in terminale at age 17/18, when they sit for the baccalauréat. As well as those which provide a conventional academic education, there are a number of different types of lycée offering a more vocationally-based education. ⇒ baccalauréat[lise] nom masculin(upper) secondary school (UK), high school (US) (providing three years' teaching after the "collège", in preparation for the baccalauréat examination)lycée professionnel vocational (high) school, technical college -
16 université
université [ynivεʀsite]feminine noun* * *ynivɛʀsite1) ( établissement) university GB, college USêtre à l'université — to be at university GB, to be in college US
2) ( enseignement supérieur) higher education•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ynivɛʀsite nf* * *université nf1 ( établissement) university GB, college US; l'Université de Montréal the University of Montreal; être à l'université to be at university GB, to be in college US; aller à l'université to go to university GB, to go to college US;2 ( enseignement supérieur) higher education; l'université est en crise higher education is in crisis.université d'été Univ summer school; Pol party conference (assembling young members and potential members); université du troisième âge University of the Third Age (higher education courses for Senior Citizens).[ynivɛrsite] nom féminin1. [institution, bâtiment] universityuniversité du troisième âge post-retirement ou senior citizens' university2. POLITIQUE -
17 fac
feminine noun( = faculté)* * *(colloq) fak nom féminin1) ( faculté) faculty2) ( université) university* * *fak abr nf *faculté uni Grande-Bretagne * college USAentrer en fac — to start uni, to start college
aller à la fac — to go to uni, to go to college
Il est en fac de médecine. — He's at uni doing medicine., He's doing medicine at uni.
* * *fac○ nf1 ( faculté) faculty;[fak] nom fémininen fac, à la fac at university ou college -
18 professeur
professeur, e [pʀɔfesœʀ]masculine noun, feminine noun► professeur agrégé qualified teacher (who has passed the agrégation) ; (en médecine) professor of medicine (holder of the agrégation) ; (Canadian) associate professor* * *pʀɔfesœʀnom masculin1) ( enseignant) (de collège, lycée) teacher; ( dans l'enseignement supérieur) lecturer GB, professor US; ( titulaire d'une chaire) professorle professeur remplaçant — the supply GB ou substitute US teacher
2) Université ( titre) professor* * *pʀɔfesœʀ nmf nm/f professeur, -e1) [collège, lycée] teacher2) [université] lecturer, (titulaire d'une chaire) professorPhilippe est professeur d'histoire. — Philippe's a history teacher.
* * *1 ( enseignant) (de collège, lycée) teacher; ( dans l'enseignement supérieur) teacher, lecturer GB, professor US; ( titulaire) professor; elle est professeur d'histoire (dans un collège, un lycée) she's a history teacher; ( dans une université) she teaches history; le professeur remplaçant the supply GB ou substitute US teacher;professeur des écoles primary school teacher; professeur émérite or honoraire Univ emeritus professor; professeur principal Scol form GB ou homeroom US teacher.[prɔfɛsɶr] nom masculin2. [de l'enseignement supérieur - assistant] ≃ lecturer ; [ - au grade supérieur] professor3. (Québec)a. ÉDUCATION staff teacher, member of (teaching) staff -
19 CES
ces [se]→ ce* * *seəɛsnom masculin* * *seəɛs nmCollège d'enseignement secondaire secondary school Grande-Bretagne junior high school USA* * *nom masculin -
20 faculté
faculté [fakylte]feminine nouna. [d'université] facultyb. ( = université) quand j'étais à la or en faculté when I was at universityc. ( = don) facultyd. ( = droit) right ; ( = possibilité) power* * *fakylte3) Université faculty* * *fakylte nf1) (= capacité) faculty, power2) [université] faculty3) (= université) university, college USAentrer en faculté — to start university, to start college
* * *faculté nf1 ( aptitude) (sensorielle, intellectuelle) faculty; ( physique) ability; la faculté de parler the faculty of speech; facultés mentales/intellectuelles mental/intellectual faculties; conserver l'usage de ses facultés jusqu'au bout to keep one's faculties right to the end; la faculté de marcher the ability to walk; avoir une grande faculté d'adaptation to be very adaptable; je commençais à douter de mes facultés I was beginning to doubt the evidence of my senses;2 ( liberté) option (de faire of doing); la faculté de choisir freedom of choice;3 Univ faculty;[fakylte] nom fémininfaculté d'adaptation adaptability, ability to adapt2. [fonction] abilityavoir la faculté de to have the right to ou the option of[autorité] power4. DROIT5. UNIVERSITÉ [avant 1968] facultyon s'est connu à la ou en faculté [étudiants] we met at university ou when we were students6. (humoristique) [médecins]la Faculté m'interdit/lui recommande de faire du sport my doctors forbid me/his doctors encourage him to engage in sports————————facultés nom féminin plurielavoir ou jouir de toutes ses facultés to be of sound mind ou in full possession of one's faculties————————de faculté locution adjectivale[cours, professeur] university (modificateur)des souvenirs de faculté memories of one's university ou student days
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