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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| college n | mainly US (higher education establishment) | szkoła wyższa ż + przym. |
| | | studia ż, l.mn. |
| | Did you go to college or start working after high school? |
| | Poszedłeś na studia, czy zacząłeś pracować po szkole średniej? |
| college n | UK (further education establishment) | liceum n |
| | I went to college to do my A levels. |
| | Poszedłem do liceum, żeby zdać maturę. |
| college n | UK, regional (secondary school) | szkoła średnia ż + przym. |
| | | gimnazjum n |
| | When she's 11, my daughter will start at our local college. |
| | Moja córka pójdzie do miejscowego gimnazjum, kiedy skończy 11 lat. |
| college n | (small university) | akademia, uczelnia ż |
| | She went to the local college and got a degree in psychology. |
| | Poszła na miejscową akademię i uzyskała stopień naukowy z psychologii. |
| college n | UK (university division) | kolegium n |
| | | wydział m |
| | She's been accepted to read Modern Languages at one of the Cambridge colleges. |
| | Została przyjęta na studia filologiczne w jednym z kolegiów Uniwersytetu Cambridge. |
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| college boy n | US (male student at a college) | student college'u m + m |
| | Let's walk across campus and try to find a cute college boy. |
| college boy n | US (young college-educated man) | absolwent college'u m + m |
| | The college boy thinks he'll be running the company in six months. |
| college degree n | US (qualification: graduate degree) | dyplom uniwersytecki m + przym. |
| | It is hard to get a teaching job without a college degree. |
| college girl n | US (student: female) | studentka college'u ż + m |
| | Today she's 40 and she still looks like a college girl. |
| college girl n | US (woman: young, educated) | absolwentka college'u ż + m |
| college grad n | informal, abbreviation, US (college graduate) | absolwent college'u m + m |
| | Vicky's mother scrubbed floors so her daughter could be a college grad. |
| college graduate n | US ([sb] with a college qualification) | absolwent wyższej uczelni wyr. |
| college of architecture n | (institution: teaches architecture) | szkoła architektury ż + ż |
| | Howard graduated from the college of architecture. |
| college of engineering n | (school: teaches engineering) | szkoła inżynierii ż + ż |
| | Irene is studying at the college of engineering. |
| college of liberal arts n | (school: general subjects) | szkoła nauk humanistycznych wyr. |
| | Keith is a lecturer at the college of liberal arts. |
| college of music n | (school: teaches music) | uniwersytet muzyczny m + przym. |
| | Helen has a degree from the college of music. |
| college student n | ([sb] studying at a college) | student m |
| | | studentka ż |
| | Henry is enjoying life as a college student. |
| college-prep adj | US, informal, abbreviation (filling college requirements) | przygotowanie na uniwersytet wyr. |
college-preparatory,
college preparatory adj | US (school: secondary) | średni przym. |
| community college n | (educational institution) | dwuletni college przym. + n |
| | You can save thousands of dollars by taking courses at a community college before attending university. |
| electoral college n | US (officials: vote for president) | kolegium elektorów n + m, l.mn. |
| | In the US we do not vote directly for the president, but instead for representatives to the electoral college. |
| junior college n | US (higher education) | szkoła policealna ż + przym. |
| | After Steve finished junior college, he went to the University of Iowa. |
| naval college n | (training institution for the navy) | szkoła morska ż + przym. |
| | After university, he attended naval college to start his training to become a naval helicopter pilot. |
| technical college n | (school of further and vocational education) | uczelnia techniczna ż + przym. |
| | At sixteen I went to a technical college to learn some practical subjects to prepare me for work. |