Stanford
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- proper noun
- /ˈstæn.fərd/
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Universidad de Stanford
- So what's life like as a Stanford University student?
- Stanford University
- Stanford Law
- Studies at Stanford
OK Columbia, Northwestern, Stanford, NYU, to name just a few.
- OK Columbia, Northwestern, Stanford, NYU, to name just a few.
- But as someone who studied human biology at Stanford, yeah.
- Then he spent his summers going to Stanford University, Chicago, Northwestern.
- And I see them on the Stanford campus hourly.
- So for most of my time at Stanford, I was running a fellowship program.
- And you know, there's one version of this that we've tried at Stanford in our own backyard.
- And most of this was work done by Stanford psychologist led by Claude Steele.
- And my lab at Stanford is the Social Neuroscience Lab.
- And so there's a lot of that going on between these Stanford students when they came and.
Examples
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Did I tell you that my son's going to Stanford?
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And my lab at Stanford is the Social Neuroscience Lab.
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So, I have to ask you about this Stanford thing.
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And as you will discover, Stanford is well worth the wait.
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And the winner, in my humble opinion, goes to Stanford University.
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- And I was just accepted into the Stanford PhD program.
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CourseRank is a social site where Stanford students can review courses and plan their academic program.
Academic text (2011) -
He'd have his degree in June and be on his way to Stanford to study for his MBA.
Fiction book (1992) -
We met at Stanford.
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So what's life like as a Stanford University student?
Synonyms
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3.4
A private university in Stanford, California known for strong research and teaching
Compounds
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3.4
A private university in Stanford, California known for strong research and teaching
- Specialized
A test given to one person to measure intelligence and thinking skills
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stanford comes from an old English name: stan 'stone' and ford 'river crossing', just like Oxford, which is 'ox' + 'ford'. The university was named for the Stanford family and their land, so picturing a 'stone crossing' helps you remember the famous school.