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enroll English

Meaning enroll meaning

What does enroll mean?
Definitions in simple English

enroll Verb

— If you enroll in a group, organization, school, or club, you become a member of it. Have you enrolled in a school yet?

enroll

— verb (= recruit) register formally as a participant or member The party recruited many new members

Synonyms enroll synonyms

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enroll English » English

register enrol enlist enter recruit join inscribe record sign up matriculate book write conscript woo win urge take part in take on subscribe step in sign in secure registration regenerate reach rally put on the list push profit press post poll participate on obtain muster in impanel hire get into get in get gain force fall in earn a living earn drive come into come forward

Topics enroll topics

What do people use enroll to talk about?
Social behavior Relationships

Begin a relationship
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group Organization

Join an organization

Conjugation enroll conjugation

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enroll · verb

Examples enroll examples

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Simple sentences

He was not allowed to enroll in the college.

Movie subtitles

I have to enroll at the Sorbonne so my parents will send money.
The Sherwood School insists that we enroll the children immediately.
We want to enroll them in Mockridge Hall immediately.
Smartest thing we ever did, enroll the children at Mockridge Hall.
Then I'll enroll at the university.
It is very difficult, even for a policeman, to enroll in the Academy.
These boys are here to enroll in the police force. Here's their application forms and the files we have on them.
We'll enroll you at the Wu-hu School.
Why doesn't he enroll in a special aviation school?
You want me to enroll in that kindergarten and live happily ever after?
You should enroll him in special school.
My mother would like to enroll in Painting from Life 2B.
No one can enroll until Mr. Lombardo approves their portfolio.
Can I enroll?
I understand you wish to enroll in Victoria College, Mr.
At the moment, a man is legally entitled to enroll here. - Why. I've never heard.
I'm, uh. here to enroll as a student.
Then I'll enroll at the university. Sign me up for next year.
Not unless you want to enroll and pay your membership fee.
Then she decided to enroll in your college here.
Of course, he could enroll, yes, yes, yes.
But you can't enroll in the universe.
No, but you can enroll in the university.
There's a misunderstanding Captain. These boys are here to enroll in the police force.
My colleague! Please, enroll my son.
As long as I am Dean of Admissions at this university we will not enroll you as a premed student.
My duties as registrar are to counsel as well as to enroll students.
Think you might enroll as a freshman or take it up as a hobby?
At the moment, a man is legally entitled to enroll here.
But I don't have any intention to enroll myself.
I'm here not to enroll at a philharmony, but to fight.
I came to enroll in the club.
Gotta enroll somewhere.
You must take Konrad to school tomorrow to enroll him!
The military teacher said I could enroll without taking exams.
I will enroll you.
TOO LATE TO ENROLL NOW.

News and current affairs

But if employers actually enroll their employees automatically in the plan, telling them that they can drop out at any time simply by notifying the employer, a large majority of employees will just accept the plan.
To enroll in a university, for example, one must declare oneself to be a believer in one of the four recognized religions.
When America reformed its welfare programs for the poor under Clinton, it put conditions on recipients: they had to look for a job or enroll in training programs.
To achieve this, it is not enough to enroll children in school; they must be kept there and provided a quality education.
Success is measured not only by the number of children we enroll, nor by their achievements on standardized tests; the most important outcomes are the tangible and intangible impacts of education on the quality of students' lives.
The US Pension Protection Act of 2006 encourages employers to enroll employees automatically in a personal saving plan for old age.
Patient groups are already organized; their members can report their symptoms online and self-enroll in clinical trials.
But the fear that rogue scientists will take advantage of athletes - or that athletes will seek to enroll in gene-transfer experiments in an attempt to receive some undetectable performance benefit - is very real.
Perhaps, but why not share the data and see how many students enroll in a school when they fully understand their odds of success and how their money will be used?
This September, we have the potential to enroll nearly half the refugee children in our country in the public-school system.
Anyone contemplating that prospect might choose to forego the wait-to-insure strategy and enroll immediately.

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