No. 7,364 in Spanish
harvard
"Harvard" is a proper noun and does not have a definition in Spanish; it refers to the prestigious university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
In a sentence
Mi hermano estudia en Harvard para obtener su título de derecho.
My brother studies at Harvard to earn his law degree.
Harvard is mentioned as a proper noun, representing the specific university.
La calidad de la educación en Harvard es conocida mundialmente.
The quality of education at Harvard is known worldwide.
The word Harvard is used to refer to the institution as a representative of educational excellence.
Planeo visitar Harvard durante mi viaje a Boston.
I plan to visit Harvard during my trip to Boston.
Harvard is referred to as a destination to visit, implying its significance as a physical location and tourist site.
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