Definition of privatdozent in English:

privatdozent

(also privat dozent, privat-docent)

noun prɪˈvɑːtdətsɛntprɪˈvɑːtdɒtsɛnt

In German-speaking countries: a teacher or lecturer who has attained his or her Habilitation and thereby has formal teaching status within a particular university faculty or department, but is not on its salaried staff.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Suggestions for Improvement of Examination Statute (Oxford). From German Privatdozent from privat + dozent. Compare post-classical Latin privatim docentes, plural.

Definition of privatdozent in US English:

privatdozent

(also privat dozent, privat-docent)

noun

In German-speaking countries: a teacher or lecturer who has attained his or her Habilitation and thereby has formal teaching status within a particular university faculty or department, but is not on its salaried staff.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Suggestions for Improvement of Examination Statute (Oxford). From German Privatdozent from privat + dozent. Compare post-classical Latin privatim docentes, plural.

词汇	privatdozent
释义	Definition of privatdozent in English: privatdozent (also privat dozent, privat-docent) noun prɪˈvɑːtdətsɛntprɪˈvɑːtdɒtsɛnt In German-speaking countries: a teacher or lecturer who has attained his or her Habilitation and thereby has formal teaching status within a particular university faculty or department, but is not on its salaried staff. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Suggestions for Improvement of Examination Statute (Oxford). From German Privatdozent from privat + dozent. Compare post-classical Latin privatim docentes, plural. Definition of privatdozent in US English: privatdozent (also privat dozent, privat-docent) noun In German-speaking countries: a teacher or lecturer who has attained his or her Habilitation and thereby has formal teaching status within a particular university faculty or department, but is not on its salaried staff. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Suggestions for Improvement of Examination Statute (Oxford). From German Privatdozent from privat + dozent. Compare post-classical Latin privatim docentes, plural.
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