sophomore
ಎರಡನೆಯ
definition
noun
Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or sophomores or female students?
a second-year college or high school student.
example
Yes, this was an actual note that I had gotten when I was in my 'sophomore' year at high school.
She was starting her first day of school as a 'sophomore' and was not very excited about it.
So first semester of my 'sophomore' year in high school was not the best time for me.
Reserve Officer Training Corps at Berkeley was mandatory for all male freshmen and 'sophomores' in those years.
Only four freshmen and two 'sophomores' auditioned, and they were quite unimpressive.
We were both just 'sophomores' in high school and neither of us had a job.
There are about 100 freshmen and 'sophomores' in the program right now.
A few more people filtered in, all freshmen and 'sophomores' .
There are 10,000 thirsty freshman and 'sophomores' who'd pay you for this program.
The first book I was told to teach to 'sophomores' was Conrad's Heart of Darkness.
Juniors are more inclined to move off campus than 'sophomores' , Griesse said.
The authors also intended the text to be used by underclassmen, that is, by freshmen or 'sophomores' .
A group of 'sophomores' I recognised from school entered the door.
Plenty of 'sophomores' and even a few freshman showed up every year, but Samantha never really wanted to be one of them.
The senior class (along with the freshmen, 'sophomores' , and juniors) would split into random groups.
Connecticut has four freshmen and two 'sophomores' playing key roles.
We were 'sophomores' at Howard University doing a good deed on a winter's day.
Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or 'sophomores' or female students?
Two 'sophomores' talked over lunch one day this spring semester about how food can bring people together.
The freshmen and 'sophomores' went to the short right hall, and the juniors and seniors went through the short left hall.
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