DOZENT

Meaning of DOZENT in English

dōtˈsent noun

( plural dozen·ten -nt ə n)

Etymology: German — more at docent

: a docent in a German university

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

DOCENT — noun Etymology: obsolete German (now Dozent), from Latin ~-, docens, present participle of docēre Date: 1880 a college or university …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DOCENT — I. ˈdōs ə nt adjective Etymology: Latin docent-, docens, present part of docēre to teach — more at docile : …
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PRIVATDOCENT — noun also pri·vat·do·zent prē|vätdōt|sent ( plural privatdocents -nts ; or privatdocen·ten -nt ə n) Etymology: German privatdozent (formerly spelled privatdocent …
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DOCENT — — docentship , n. /doh"seuhnt/ ; Ger. /doh tsent"/ , n. 1. privatdocent. 2. a college or university lecturer. 3. …
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PRIVATDOZENT — also pri·vat·do·cent pri-ˈvät-(ˌ)dō(t)-ˌsent Usage: often capitalized Etymology: German Privatdozent, from privat private + Dozent teacher, from Latin docent-, docens, present …
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DOCENT — noun Etymology: obsolete German (now Dozent ), from Latin docent-, docens, present participle of docēre Date: 1880 1. : a …
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PRIVATDOCENT — [pri.vat.do.cent] or pri. vat.do.zent n [G Privatdozent, fr. privat private + Dozent teacher, fr. L docent-, docens, prp. of docere …
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DOCENT — [do.cent] n [obs. G (now Dozent), fr. L docent-, docens, prp. of docere] (1880) 1: a college or university teacher …
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PLANCK, MAX (KARL ERNST LUDWIG) — born , April 23, 1858, Kiel, Schleswig died Oct. 4, 1947, Gttingen, W.Ger. theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory. For …
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