keep term

The phrase "keep term" has historical and specific academic or professional meanings, particularly in the UK.

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Definition

C2Universities

(historical, academic)To fulfill residency requirements during an academic term.

Example

  • Students at Oxford must keep term to meet graduation requirements.

C2Legal Training

(historical, professional)To attend a required number of dinners or sessions at the Inns of Court to qualify as a barrister.

Example

  • Aspiring barristers must keep term at their respective Inns of Court.

C1Indian Education System

(regional, academic)A process allowing students to advance to the next academic year despite failing a limited number of subjects.

Example

  • Under the ATKT system, students can keep term while retaking failed exams.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "keep term":

term outterm limitterm of yearslong termshort termdefined termterm daylike termsterm of years determinableterminal figure