The meaning of Academics

noun

An intellectual or literary woman.

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A victorian bluestocking

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A person who enjoys reading.

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As a serious bookworm, i missed browsing at the library

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Infml someone who likes to read books

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A university teacher, especially a senior member of a college at oxford or cambridge.

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His brother was a don at new college

verb

Put on (an item of clothing).

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In the dressing room the players donned their football shirts

proper noun

A river in russia which rises near tula, south-east of moscow, and flows for a distance of 1,958 km (1,224 miles) to the sea of azov.

noun

A person who provides instruction or education; a teacher.

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The perspective of a professional educator

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A person whose work is teaching others, or one who is an authority on methods or theories of teaching

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A person who teaches people

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Every society needs scientists, educators, and writers.

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A highly academic or studious person; an intellectual.

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The tv egghead who brought science to the masses

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A person, especially a man, who is very clever and interested only in studying and other mental activities

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A man or boy.

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He was an extremely obliging fellow

adjective

Sharing a particular activity, quality, or condition with someone or something.

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They urged the troops not to fire on their fellow citizens

noun

A man

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He was a big fellow with broad shoulders., dr. rodriguez is a fellow of the american college of phy…

adjective

Intellectual or rarefied in taste.

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Innovatory art had a small, mostly highbrow following

noun

A highbrow person.

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She considered all those without television as highbrows, intellectual snobs, or paupers

adjective

(of literature, art, music, films, or plays) serious and intended for intelligent educated people who know a lot about these forms of art, or (of people) intelligent and knowing a lot about such things

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Highbrow entertainment, a highbrow intellectual

noun

A person who teaches something.

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A driving instructor

A person whose occupation is teaching

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A person whose job is to teach people a skill

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A driving/ski/swimming instructor

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A person who gives lectures, especially as an occupation at a university or college of higher education.

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A senior lecturer in surgery at leeds university

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Someone who teaches at a college or university

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A senior lecturer, a lecturer in psychology

noun

A teacher, especially a strict or pedantic one.

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Three states in our division have chosen to recognize respected teachers and pedagogues.

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A teacher who gives too much attention to formal rules and is not interesting

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A university academic of the highest rank; the holder of a university chair.

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Professor goodwin

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A specialist in a particular branch of study, especially the humanities.

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A hebrew scholar

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A person with great knowledge, usually of a particular subject

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A person who studies a subject in great detail, especially at a university

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A classics/history scholar, dr miles was a distinguished scholar of russian history.

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A person who teaches, especially in a school.

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A history teacher

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A person who thinks deeply and seriously.

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She was not a thinker, but she had common sense

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Someone who considers important subjects or produces new ideas

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He’s a creative thinker and a good administrator.

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A person who trains people or animals.

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A racehorse owner and trainer

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Sneaker

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They showed pictures of the winning horse and its trainer.

noun

A private teacher, typically one who teaches a single pupil or a very small group.

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A voluntary tutor in adult literacy

verb

Act as a tutor to (a single pupil or a very small group).

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His children were privately tutored

verb

A person who gives private instruction