1.高等学校[专科学校等]的学生[毕业生]
2.某些团体[集体]的成员
3.〈古,诗〉监狱中同房间的人
1.a college undergraduate, graduate student, or recent graduate
1.Objective: To examine the status of borrelia vincent i in oral cavity and its relation with clinical symptoms in collegians .
目的：观察大学生口腔中奋森氏螺旋体的检出率及其临床症状。
2.The rest of the volunteers were healthy young collegians but not athletes, from a variety of academic departments.
另一半志愿者是身体健康的年轻大学生，但并非运动员，来自于各个院系。
3.Object: To improve collegians' public relation consciousness and capability by course teaching of "Public Relations" .
目的：通过《公共关系学》课程的教学，提高大学生的公关意识和能力。
4.Therefore, it becomes especially important to reinforce the research of collegians' morality-unconstraint.
加强对大学生道德失范行为的研究就显得尤为重要。
5.And the good social environment also amounts in nourishing the good morality of the collegians.
着力优化社会环境，为大学生道德品质的形成营造良好的社会氛围等。
6.Ideological politics is the soul of various qualities of collegians .
思想政治素质是大学生各种素质的灵魂。
7.Three in four American collegians now consider it "very important" or "essential" that they become "very well-off financially" .
目前有四分之三的美国大学生认为，过上“十分富裕”的生活是“非常重要”和“必不可少”的。
8.Absrtact: Collegians are main force in the modern information society.
摘要：当代大学生是信息社会的主要力量。
9.The specialized collegians are not willing to teach in our school.
有专业本科文凭毕业的大学生不愿意来校任教。
10.Developing collegians'ability to have physical training by themselves
论培养大学生的自我体育锻炼能力