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absolvire
graduation /ab.sol.ˈvi.re/
noun#4653 most common
Also: completion of studies, graduation certificate/diploma (in fixed phrases)
Example sentences
Ea are o diplomă de absolvire.
She has a graduation diploma.
Absolvirea facultății a fost un moment fericit pentru familia mea.
Graduating from university was a happy moment for my family.
După absolvire, am găsit repede un loc de muncă.
After graduating, I quickly found a job.
Certificatul de absolvire se eliberează la sfârșitul cursului.
The certificate of completion is issued at the end of the course.
Rata de absolvire a liceului a crescut în ultimii ani în această regiune.
The high school graduation rate has risen in this region in recent years.
Ministerul a modificat metodologia examenului de absolvire, ceea ce a generat nemulțumiri în rândul profesorilor.
The Ministry changed the methodology for the graduation exam, which caused dissatisfaction among teachers.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | absolvire | absolviri |
| Genitive | absolvirii | absolvirilor |
| Accusative | absolvire | absolviri |
| Vocative | absolvire | absolviri |
Word family
a absolvito graduate from, to complete (a course of study)
absolventmale graduate
absolventăfemale graduate
absolvitgraduated, completed
Etymology
Absolvire is the noun form of the verb a absolvi, meaning to complete or pass a course of study. Both come from Latin absolvere, meaning to release, acquit, or bring to completion. In Romanian the sense narrowed over time to focus on finishing schooling, while English absolve kept the older sense of forgiveness or release from guilt.
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