Collocations for "bachelor"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "bachelor" in context.
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bachelor
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- am [just, still] enjoying being a bachelor
- am tired of being a bachelor
- have been a bachelor for (far) too long
- is an eligible bachelor
- meet eligible bachelors
- the [country's, nation's] most eligible bachelor
- [How, Why] is he still a bachelor?
- slang: living in a bachelor's pad
- slang: enjoying this bachelor's pad
- bachelors and bachelorettes
- a bachelor of [science, art, business]
- has a bachelor's degree in [physics, art history]
- [obtained, got, gained] her bachelor's degree at
- have a bachelor's degree from
- is going to school to get her bachelor's degree
- is graduating with a bachelor's degree (in)
- is [studying for, taking] a bachelor's degree [in, at]
- offers bachelor's degrees in
- is their most popular bachelor's degree
- a bachelor's program in [physics]
- [went to, held, organized, threw] a bachelor party
- [lives in, owns, has] a bachelor [studio, pad]
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