colloquium English

Meaning colloquium meaning

What does colloquium mean?

colloquium

— noun an address to an academic meeting or seminar

— noun an academic meeting or seminar usually led by a different lecturer and on a different topic at each meeting

Synonyms colloquium synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as colloquium?

colloquium English » English

conference

parley

talk

symposium

research colloquium

presentation

paper

memoir

meeting

lecture

interchange

exposition

discussion

discourse

convention

congress

assembly

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E instein was then celebrating the 70th birthday anniversary and there was a colloquium given for him.

When the colloquium asked me to say a few words about my longtime mentor, I jumped at the opportunity.

In a few days, there's going to be this international colloquium.

In a few days, there's this thing called the Island Colloquium, run by a man called Stirling Rogers.

That's why I have the colloquium.

Come to the colloquium.

After all, isn't that what the colloquium is about?

Isn't that what the colloquium's about?

Nusa said you were at a colloquium in France.

Don't forget, this evening a colloquium about Anaesthesia.

We have our colloquium and we will go there!

Yes, I told her I had a colloquium about Anaesthesia.

In a few days there's going to be this international colloquium and this place will be crawling with rich and powerful people.

You promised that you would come to the colloquium only wearing underwear.

She organised the colloquium and she spoke to the Bishop just before she left.

We were introduced when she arrived, but I wasn't a participant in the colloquium, so that was it.

Bishop Parsons phoned you this morning after the last colloquium session.

Revenge as in Caroline Hope's colloquium lecture.

Today I have senior colloquium. 350 students. and I was promised I wouldn't be disturbed.