| 单词 | grace term |
| 释义 | > as lemmasgrace term grace term n. Oxford University (now historical) a term in which a student is not required to reside at college. ΘΚΠ society > education > educational administration > [noun] > session or term > term of the period required for a degree grace term1833 1833 Times 9 May 3/3 Every member is allowed ‘two grace terms’,—terms, as he is told to understand the words, during which it is not incumbent upon him to reside at college. 1907 E. T. Cornish in C. J. Cornish Animal Artisans p. xx With his savings and the remuneration for extra teaching undertaken during the vacations and in his ‘grace terms’, he was able to complete his University course entirely at his own expense. 2002 W. Westfall Founding Moment 112 Since all students entering the college at this time were allowed to keep Michaelmas as a ‘grace’ term, they could graduate by the spring of 1854. < as lemmas |
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