Definition of freshwoman in English:

freshwoman

nounPlural freshwomenˈfrɛʃˌwʊmənˈfrɛʃˌwʊmən

A female first-year student.
Example sentencesExamples
- We were now at the greatest business school in the world and we were freshmen and freshwomen.
- The program, which will provide four-year support for incoming freshwomen who face severe economic hardship and who exhibit exceptional leadership potential, expects to produce more than 100 scholars in its first 10 years.
- I am a freshwoman in high school and I am getting back into writing.
- The session will focus on the experiences of current freshwomen at BMC.
- Dr. Michael Novak spoke to us on freshwoman move-in day about a degree versus an education.
- The counseling office assists freshwomen in making the transition from middle school to high school.
- I am 18 years old and a female freshwoman in college.
- I am a concerned mother of an incoming freshwoman, starting to have those ‘letting go’ nightmares.
- Christina Gambaro is a freshwoman majoring in social work.
- Both seniors and freshwomen who did attend found them interesting and enjoyable - the speaker luncheons received very high ratings.
- Another one of our bright and capable freshwoman students, Melissa is also the mother of a young daughter.
- Her study also found that this misperception increases over time, as seniors seem much more likely than freshwomen to misjudge the weight and habits of others.
- Several specialty dorms do not house freshwomen, but contain a mixture of the remaining three classes.
- Lacy is a Mills freshwoman whose interests include outerspace, cats, books, and women's issues.
- Our Counseling Center is on hand to assist students with college preparation and career planning beginning in their freshwoman year and continuing through graduation.
- Students wishing to apply to the Academy of Notre Dame for admission as freshwomen must complete the following steps.
- First year students in the freshwoman halls are placed in both single and a limited number of double rooms.
- A Fall 1998 national survey found that only 1.6% of incoming college freshwomen planned to major in computer science.
- Rashida Thomas became a freshwoman at Trinity in Washington D.C. as of September 2004.
- Wilg recruits not only freshwomen, but all female undergraduate students as well.

Definition of freshwoman in US English:

freshwoman

nounˈfrɛʃˌwʊmənˈfreSHˌwo͝omən

A female first-year student at a university, college, or high school.
Example sentencesExamples
- A Fall 1998 national survey found that only 1.6% of incoming college freshwomen planned to major in computer science.
- The counseling office assists freshwomen in making the transition from middle school to high school.
- Christina Gambaro is a freshwoman majoring in social work.
- Both seniors and freshwomen who did attend found them interesting and enjoyable - the speaker luncheons received very high ratings.
- Dr. Michael Novak spoke to us on freshwoman move-in day about a degree versus an education.
- First year students in the freshwoman halls are placed in both single and a limited number of double rooms.
- Students wishing to apply to the Academy of Notre Dame for admission as freshwomen must complete the following steps.
- Another one of our bright and capable freshwoman students, Melissa is also the mother of a young daughter.
- Her study also found that this misperception increases over time, as seniors seem much more likely than freshwomen to misjudge the weight and habits of others.
- Our Counseling Center is on hand to assist students with college preparation and career planning beginning in their freshwoman year and continuing through graduation.
- I am a concerned mother of an incoming freshwoman, starting to have those ‘letting go’ nightmares.
- The program, which will provide four-year support for incoming freshwomen who face severe economic hardship and who exhibit exceptional leadership potential, expects to produce more than 100 scholars in its first 10 years.
- I am a freshwoman in high school and I am getting back into writing.
- The session will focus on the experiences of current freshwomen at BMC.
- I am 18 years old and a female freshwoman in college.
- Wilg recruits not only freshwomen, but all female undergraduate students as well.
- We were now at the greatest business school in the world and we were freshmen and freshwomen.
- Rashida Thomas became a freshwoman at Trinity in Washington D.C. as of September 2004.
- Lacy is a Mills freshwoman whose interests include outerspace, cats, books, and women's issues.
- Several specialty dorms do not house freshwomen, but contain a mixture of the remaining three classes.

单词	freshwoman
释义	Definition of freshwoman in English: freshwoman nounPlural freshwomenˈfrɛʃˌwʊmənˈfrɛʃˌwʊmən A female first-year student. Example sentencesExamples We were now at the greatest business school in the world and we were freshmen and freshwomen. The program, which will provide four-year support for incoming freshwomen who face severe economic hardship and who exhibit exceptional leadership potential, expects to produce more than 100 scholars in its first 10 years. I am a freshwoman in high school and I am getting back into writing. The session will focus on the experiences of current freshwomen at BMC. Dr. Michael Novak spoke to us on freshwoman move-in day about a degree versus an education. The counseling office assists freshwomen in making the transition from middle school to high school. I am 18 years old and a female freshwoman in college. I am a concerned mother of an incoming freshwoman, starting to have those ‘letting go’ nightmares. Christina Gambaro is a freshwoman majoring in social work. Both seniors and freshwomen who did attend found them interesting and enjoyable - the speaker luncheons received very high ratings. Another one of our bright and capable freshwoman students, Melissa is also the mother of a young daughter. Her study also found that this misperception increases over time, as seniors seem much more likely than freshwomen to misjudge the weight and habits of others. Several specialty dorms do not house freshwomen, but contain a mixture of the remaining three classes. Lacy is a Mills freshwoman whose interests include outerspace, cats, books, and women's issues. Our Counseling Center is on hand to assist students with college preparation and career planning beginning in their freshwoman year and continuing through graduation. Students wishing to apply to the Academy of Notre Dame for admission as freshwomen must complete the following steps. First year students in the freshwoman halls are placed in both single and a limited number of double rooms. A Fall 1998 national survey found that only 1.6% of incoming college freshwomen planned to major in computer science. Rashida Thomas became a freshwoman at Trinity in Washington D.C. as of September 2004. Wilg recruits not only freshwomen, but all female undergraduate students as well. Definition of freshwoman in US English: freshwoman nounˈfrɛʃˌwʊmənˈfreSHˌwo͝omən A female first-year student at a university, college, or high school. Example sentencesExamples A Fall 1998 national survey found that only 1.6% of incoming college freshwomen planned to major in computer science. The counseling office assists freshwomen in making the transition from middle school to high school. Christina Gambaro is a freshwoman majoring in social work. Both seniors and freshwomen who did attend found them interesting and enjoyable - the speaker luncheons received very high ratings. Dr. Michael Novak spoke to us on freshwoman move-in day about a degree versus an education. First year students in the freshwoman halls are placed in both single and a limited number of double rooms. Students wishing to apply to the Academy of Notre Dame for admission as freshwomen must complete the following steps. Another one of our bright and capable freshwoman students, Melissa is also the mother of a young daughter. Her study also found that this misperception increases over time, as seniors seem much more likely than freshwomen to misjudge the weight and habits of others. Our Counseling Center is on hand to assist students with college preparation and career planning beginning in their freshwoman year and continuing through graduation. I am a concerned mother of an incoming freshwoman, starting to have those ‘letting go’ nightmares. The program, which will provide four-year support for incoming freshwomen who face severe economic hardship and who exhibit exceptional leadership potential, expects to produce more than 100 scholars in its first 10 years. I am a freshwoman in high school and I am getting back into writing. The session will focus on the experiences of current freshwomen at BMC. I am 18 years old and a female freshwoman in college. Wilg recruits not only freshwomen, but all female undergraduate students as well. We were now at the greatest business school in the world and we were freshmen and freshwomen. Rashida Thomas became a freshwoman at Trinity in Washington D.C. as of September 2004. Lacy is a Mills freshwoman whose interests include outerspace, cats, books, and women's issues. Several specialty dorms do not house freshwomen, but contain a mixture of the remaining three classes.
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