Cambridge
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3.2
- proper noun
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Universidad de Cambridge
- Many distinguished scholars have taught at Cambridge, including Sir Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking.
- Cambridge University
- Cambridge University Press
- Cambridge Companion
They bring in these experts from theologians from Oxford and Cambridge and Jonathan Paggio's there.
- They bring in these experts from theologians from Oxford and Cambridge and Jonathan Paggio's there.
- Like, let's let's take it back to the Cambridge days.
- But I won a place at Cambridge University and studied English, English Literature.
- I was doing a gig at like Cambridge University have these like really like amazingly fancy summer balls.
- I read this brilliant book by Professor Sir Simon Baron Cohen of Cambridge University.
- Ever since I fell in love with debating at the Cambridge Union, I I just love the spectacle of people's hearts and minds being moved by words.
- He took Wittgenstein's course at Cambridge, you know, argued with him.
- So I think a degree from Cambridge is a Louis Vuitton bag.
- We have this one by Cambridge University Press, Terry Pinkard.
- And yeah, so since then Cambridge has existed.
Examples
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I was one of the first Black doctors to graduate from Cambridge with medical degree.
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But I won a place at Cambridge University and studied English, English Literature.
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When I was a postgrad at Cambridge, I had a little trouble.
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You forget, I took a first in oriental languages at Cambridge.
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Born in Glasgow, Hari was hired right out of Cambridge University as a 21-year-old by the New Statesman.
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I studied for three years at Cambridge University, famous for its brilliant academic programs.
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Attending Cambridge has opened many doors for my career in academia due to its prestigious reputation.
Synonyms
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3.5
A famous university in Cambridge, England known for its strong teaching and research
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2.7
A famous, very old university in Cambridge, England, that teaches students and does research in many subjects
Compounds
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3.5
A famous university in Cambridge, England known for its strong teaching and research
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2.7
A famous, very old university in Cambridge, England, that teaches students and does research in many subjects
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cambridge (the university) takes its name from the nearby town by the River Cam; the word breaks into Cam + bridge, meaning 'bridge over the Cam', so the name links the school to its place and long history.