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1 ♦ academic
♦ academic /ækəˈdɛmɪk/A a.1 relativo agli studi, all'istruzione; scolastico: academic achievement, rendimento scolastico (o negli studi); academic qualifications, titoli di studio superiore; academic standards, livello (sing.) di insegnamento (offerto da una scuola, ecc.); academic freedom, libertà di insegnamento e di ricerca2 universitario; accademico: the academic world, il mondo, l'ambiente universitario; academic year, anno accademico; academic staff, corpo docente universitario3 ( di scuola, programma, ecc.) che dà importanza allo studio; intellettuale: academic work, lo studio, gli studi6 accademico; astratto; teorico: academic interest, interesse accademico (o astratto); an academic question, una questione accademicaB n.docente universitario; ricercatore universitario● academic bookseller, libreria universitaria □ academic dress, toga e tocco accademici. -
2 ♦ qualification
♦ qualification /kwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃn/n. [cu]1 modificazione; precisazione; riserva: This statement stands without qualification, questa affermazione è valida senza riserva2 ( anche leg.) qualità; attributo; titolo; qualifica; condizione; requisito: a teacher's qualifications, le qualifiche professionali d'un insegnante; academic qualifications, titoli di studio superiore qualification for an office, titolo per ricoprire una carica; the qualification for citizenship, la condizione per ottenere la cittadinanza; DIALOGO → - Qualifications- What qualifications have you got?, che qualifiche hai?3 qualificazione; attribuzione d'una qualità; descrizione4 (leg.) limitazione; restrizione● (fin.) qualification shares, pacchetto azionario di un amministratore ( della società) □ (in USA) qualifications to register, requisiti necessari per essere iscritti nelle liste elettorali □ His delight had but one qualification, una sola nube offuscava la sua gioia.
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