Yale
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3.8
- proper noun
- /jeɪl/
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Universidad de Yale
- Talk about the book by Amy Brzezniewski from the Yale University.
- Yale University
- a Yale professor
- Yale graduate
But what is going on at Yale that is so awful?
- But what is going on at Yale that is so awful?
- I was a freshman at Yale drama school.
- I got my law degree from Yale Law School.
- If you Google James Kimmel Junior at Yale, you'll find me there.
- Yes, he was working at Yale Medical School.
- Jeffrey Sonnenfeld at Yale University disputes those figures.
- You know, particularly when I taught at Yale, Ivy Leaguey type places, it's very stark.
- Right after that to then on to Yale as a professor in physics.
- Poor ends up going to Yale, navigating Yale with really nothing to offer.
- I don't know if you it's well back when I went to Yale, the college.
- You know, at Yale yesterday I met Richard Pito.
Examples
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I got my law degree from Yale Law School.
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Graduated Yale Law, went straight into publishing.
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Yes, he was working at Yale Medical School.
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There is only one Yale Law School, and it is us.
Academic text (2011) -
I was a graduate student in the American Studies Program at Yale University, and I was there to work.
Academic text (2011) -
My brother was a senior at Yale, a double major in biology and philosophy.
Fiction book (1997) -
Charles E. Winslow of Yale University was the leading spokesman for this position.
Academic text (2011) -
They went to private schools, Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale, similar schools all over the world.
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Emily Bernard, 26, is listed in serious condition at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Academic text (2011) -
I got my degree from Yale, one of the most prestigious universities in the United States.
Synonyms
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3.1
A famous university in New Haven, Connecticut, in the United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yale is the name of the university and comes from Elihu Yale, a wealthy trader who gave money and books to the college, so the school was named after him.