No. 2,155 in German
bachelor
The German word "Bachelor" refers to an undergraduate academic degree or the person holding such a degree.
In a sentence
Er hat seinen Bachelor in Wirtschaft abgeschlossen.
He completed his Bachelor's degree in economics.
In this sentence, 'Bachelor' refers to an academic degree, often obtained after completing undergraduate studies in a specific field.
Der Bachelor suchte in einer Fernsehshow nach seiner großen Liebe.
The bachelor was searching for his true love in a television show.
Here, 'Bachelor' denotes a single man looking for romantic companionship, commonly used in contexts like television shows or social discussions.
Nach seinem Bachelor begann er direkt mit dem Masterstudium.
After his Bachelor's degree, he immediately started his Master's program.
In this sentence, 'Bachelor' again refers to a specific level within the academic achievement hierarchy, indicating the completion of undergraduate studies.
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