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absolvi
to graduate (from a school or program) /ab.solˈvi/
verb#4963 most common
Also: to complete (a course of study), to pass (an exam), to absolve (formal/religious)
Example sentences
Vreau să absolv facultatea.
I want to graduate from university.
El a absolvit liceul anul trecut.
He graduated from high school last year.
Ea absolvă cursul de informatică luna aceasta.
She is completing the computer science course this month.
Mulți studenți absolvă facultatea fără loc de muncă asigurat.
Many students graduate from university without a guaranteed job.
Dacă vei absolvi cu succes acest program, vei primi o diplomă recunoscută internațional.
If you successfully complete this program, you will receive an internationally recognized diploma.
Deși absolvise deja două facultăți, a decis să se înscrie la un al treilea program de master.
Although he had already graduated from two universities, he decided to enroll in a third master's program.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | absolv | absolvii | voi absolvi |
| 2sg | absolvi | absolviși | vei absolvi |
| 3sg | absolvă | absolvi | va absolvi |
| 1pl | absolvim | absolvirăm | vom absolvi |
| 2pl | absolviți | absolvirăți | veți absolvi |
| 3pl | absolvă | absolviră | vor absolvi |
Word family
absolventgraduate (person who has completed a program)
absolviregraduation, completion of studiesabsolutoriucertifying completion, as in examen absolutoriu
neabsolvitnot completed, not graduated
Etymology
The word comes from Latin absolvere, built from the prefix ab- (away, from) and solvere (to loosen, release). In Latin the verb meant to set free or acquit, and Church usage extended it to absolving sins. Romanian borrowed it as a learned word in the 19th century, when it took on the modern sense of completing a course of study and being released from student status.
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