semestral

/si-mes-ter/US // sɪˈmɛs tər //UK // (sɪˈmɛstə) //

半截式,半官方的,半官方,半截棍

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a division constituting half of the regular academic year, lasting typically from 15 to 18 weeks.
- : a session, lasting about six months and including periods of recess.

as insix

Synonyms

The unpredictability of the pandemic has made it difficult for many students to plan their lives around traditional 15-week semesters.
Still more are sending students home to begin their winter break or finish their semesters remotely.
For his part, the engineer told me how, through both semesters, no one had allowed him to belong to them.
Some campuses are planning to end the semester at Thanksgiving break or shift to online classes for the final weeks to avoid additional travel that could spread the virus.
The University of Alabama, which had more than 2,000 student Covid-19 cases three weeks into its semester, announced that it was issuing more than 600 Covid-19-related sanctions to students, including 33 suspensions.
Semestral change of the podest and certain other officers, without intervention of the Count.
Associated words: half-yearly, semi-annual, bi-annual, semestral.