Examples of using "Laurea" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is he graduating this year?
I have a diploma.
- What will you do after graduation?
- What'll you do after graduation?
I have a law degree.
I've got a university degree.
You're gonna be late for the graduation.
She has a degree in biology.
I have a degree in psychology.
I have a degree in biology.
- He's graduating this year, isn't he?
- She's graduating this year, isn't she?
Tom is graduating this year, isn't he?
I went to Tom's graduation ceremony.
I'll get my diploma in two years.
I was a political science major,
I returned to
- Where did she get her degree?
- Where did he get his degree?
Ivy League degree, six feet or taller,
But shortly after graduation, he had to
A beer today or a degree tomorrow?
I think I should earn my degree.
Our new English teacher is fresh from college.
Almost nothing works today without a degree, she says.
She stopped studying and left the university without a degree.
but short of overhauling undergraduate course requirements,
I'd like to be a graduate student through the test after graduation.
My sister will have been studying English for ten years when she graduates from her college.
I got preferential treatment in two out of my three graduate school programs.
After my graduation, I'd like to go to Shanghai, in order to study China's history.
You don't need a PhD in quantum physics to be against nuclear war.