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bachelor's degree (specific historical context)
nounmasculineformalcommon/bɐʃɐɾɨˈlatu/ba·cha·re·la·to
Definition
1An academic degree awarded after completing a cycle of higher education studies, typically of shorter duration than a full bachelor's degree (in the old Portuguese system).
Usage examples
“He earned his bacharelato before pursuing further studies.”
“The bacharelato was a common undergraduate degree in Portugal prior to Bologna.”
Common combinations
to complete a bachelor's degreebachelor's diploma