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one of the levels of school in the US that lasts one year. Students in the same grade are all about the same age

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a short holiday from school or university in the middle of a term (=one of the periods that the year is divided into). The American word is midterm break.

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one half of a school or college term

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a period of several weeks during the summer when university students are on holiday

adjective

happening in the middle part of a government’s time in power, or in the middle part of a university or school term

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the half-term holiday from school

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an occasion when an organization such as a school allows people to visit and see what is done there

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a day at school when prizes are given to students for doing well in sports and in particular subjects

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a ceremony where prizes are given, usually in a school

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one of the two periods of about 18 weeks that the school year is divided into in some countries, for example the US

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a formal occasion at a school when students get prizes and people make speeches

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a day at school when children compete against each other in different sports and their parents watch

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a short holiday from school or work that you have in the spring

if school, university etc starts back, classes begin again after a break

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the period of time in the summer when people do not work or go to school, college, or university

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the period of time in the summer when universities are closed

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one of the periods of time into which the year is divided for students. In the UK, there are usually three terms: the autumn term, the spring term, and the summer term

adjective

happening every term in a British school or university

noun

a period of three months, especially during the time when a woman is pregnant or during a university year

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vacation

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a period of time when a university is closed