scholarship

scholarship
noun
1) (payment for education) Stipendium, das
2) no pl. (scholarly work) Gelehrsamkeit, die (geh.); (methods) Wissenschaftlichkeit, die
3) no pl. (body of learning)

literary/linguistic/historical scholarship — Literatur- / Sprach- / Geschichtswissenschaft, die

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noun
1) (knowledge and learning: a man of great scholarship.) die Gelehrsamkeit
2) (money awarded to a good student to enable him to go on with further studies: She was awarded a travel scholarship.) das Stipendium
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schol·ar·ship
[ˈskɒləʃɪp, AM ˈskɑ:lɚ-]
n
1. no pl (academic achievement) Gelehrsamkeit f
her book is a work of great \scholarship ihr Buch ist eine großartige wissenschaftliche Arbeit
2. (financial award) Stipendium nt
to win [or be awarded] a \scholarship ein Stipendium erhalten
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['skɒləʃɪp]
n
1) (= learning) Gelehrsamkeit f

scholarship flourished during the Renaissance — die Gelehrsamkeit entfaltete sich in der Renaissance zur vollen Blüte

2) (= money award) Stipendium nt

to win a scholarship to Cambridge — ein Stipendium für Cambridge bekommen

on a scholarship — mit einem Stipendium

scholarship holder — Stipendiat(in) m(f)

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scholarship s
1. Gelehrsamkeit f, ([geistes]wissenschaftliche) Forschung
2. SCHULE, UNIV (Begabten)Stipendium n:
scholarship holder scholar 3
* * *
noun
1) (payment for education) Stipendium, das
2) no pl. (scholarly work) Gelehrsamkeit, die (geh.); (methods) Wissenschaftlichkeit, die
3) no pl. (body of learning)

literary/linguistic/historical scholarship — Literatur- / Sprach- / Geschichtswissenschaft, die

* * *
n.
Begabtenförderung f.
Stipendium n.

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