dropout
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- noun
- /ˈdrɒpˌaʊt/
:
desertor escolar
- The story of a high school dropout is based on the new movie.
- dropout rate
- school dropout
- student dropout
I'm a college dropout and AC level English student with ADHD.
- I'm a college dropout and AC level English student with ADHD.
- He's a high school dropout who grew up in the projects of Queens, NY.
- Now, Jeffrey Epstein was a college dropout from working class Coney Island.
- You know, I guess the most famous college dropouts would be Zuckerberg and and Bill Gates.
- Of course most dropouts do not become geniuses, or even success stories.
- I don't know how you fix the sort of labour force dropouts and stuff for men.
- Jeffrey Epstein was a college dropout from Coney Island, kind of a working class family.
- So Jeffrey Epstein is this college dropout from Coney Island, from a working class family in Coney Island.
- Through schooling course, I'm a dropout, but I'm teaching psychiatrists, doctors, professors all over the world.
Examples
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Some of them were, but many of them are long term dropouts from the workforce.
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I had gone as a high school dropout who got his GED.
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And I, I had been a high school dropout and then I never went back to school.
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High school dropout, military service, arrest record, prison time.
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I can say that even though I'm a college dropout, I had great teachers.
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Or you are a high school dropout, then your life chances on the labor market will be lousy, right?
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He was a high school dropout who got admitted to a Biological Sciences degree.
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If you're a black male high school dropout, you're more likely to be in prison than you are to have a job.
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He's a high school dropout who grew up in the projects of Queens, NY.
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As a high school dropout, he faced many challenges in finding stable employment.
Synonyms
A student who leaves school or college before finishing their studies
Antonyms
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A person who has finished a course at a college or university and received a degree
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dropout comes from the phrase drop out, where drop means 'to fall' or 'leave' and out means 'away from the group'; so a dropout is someone who 'leaves' school or an activity before finishing.