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Definition of «bachelor»

The term "bachelor" has two possible meanings.

1) A bachelor is an unmarried man, often used to describe a person who has never been married or is not currently in a committed relationship. This usage of the term can also refer to a man who leads a carefree and sociable life, without the responsibilities of marriage or family life.

2) In some academic institutions, particularly in North America, "bachelor" refers to an undergraduate degree awarded to someone who has completed a program of study in a particular field. This usage of the term typically indicates that the person holds a four-year college degree and is qualified for certain entry-level jobs or for pursuing advanced degrees.

Usage examples

  1. Jack is a bachelor who enjoys traveling the world and exploring new cultures.
  2. Sarah's dream is to marry a bachelor who shares her passion for hiking and adventure.
  3. The bachelor auction fundraiser raised thousands of dollars for charity.
  4. Mark celebrated his bachelor party with his close friends before tying the knot.
  5. The reality TV show, "The Bachelor," gained immense popularity as eligible bachelors vied for love and companionship.
  6. After completing his bachelor's degree in business administration, Alex started his own successful startup.
  7. The bachelor's apartment was neatly decorated and reflected his minimalist lifestyle.
  8. It's challenging to find a bachelor apartment in the city due to the high demand for housing.
  9. Mike is a bachelor in his fifties who has dedicated his life to philanthropy and helping those in need.

Phrases with «bachelor»

Sentences with «bachelor»

  • We have options for career - technical certificates and degrees, transfer degrees and an expanding number of bachelor of applied science programs. (sfcc.spokane.edu)
  • American teachers earn 68 % of the average starting salary for graduates with bachelor's degrees. (cmrubinworld.com)
  • The average debt per graduate figure was calculated by compiling the total debt at each university divided by the number of bachelor degree recipients at each particular university. (lendedu.com)
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