Examples of using Student in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
It is obvious that the student should aim at mastering
As a biology student, I was already interested in dogs
As a student at the University of St. Andrews, I chose it as the subject of my undergraduate thesis
mostly female student latecomers, despite better intentions.
The student suppresses all superfluous criticism of everything that is imperfect,
Zsófia Járay, trainee at Hotel Rába, Gábor Jókuti, student of Danubius Vocational School
The student should strive to realise that the mind is not the knower,
As a Finance student, you will learn to apply financial knowledge to critical decision-making
But every student on the path who aspires to enlightenment must begin by revolutionizing himself against that which the horoscopes establish.
Each student will have an opportunity to explore law
it is the divine Higher Self, as every student of Theosophy knows.
When we learn to let our own nature free, the boundaries between master and student disappear in a deep flow of being and joy in the unfolding of Buddha mind.".
Each student has the opportunity to explore law
he shot himself in the head upon learning that a student of his had committed suicide after receiving a bad grade.
the handsome“Yeshiva” student irreversibly transforms the intricate beliefs in the once-devoted butcher's life- leading Aaron to question his relationships with his wife,
And for the second condition, each student must extol the virtues of each friend
Each kid will make a special box, and every student in the class will put a small Valentine's card in.
Yet as the student grew, Maitreya taught it to also look inward and come to see
An academic and career advisor will be assigned to each student to facilitate the development of a personalised curriculum structure throughout their study period.
Every student who has taken examinations in an EU member state is expected to have completed mathematics and English in his or her final year.