Enroll: meaning, definitions and examples
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enroll
[ ɪnˈrəʊl ]
education
Officially register as a member of an institution or a course.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- Students who wish to enroll in the program must submit their application by the deadline.
- She decided to enroll in a Spanish language course to improve her skills.
membership
Cause to become a member of a club or society.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She was enrolled as a member of the local community center.
- The organization actively recruits new members to enroll in their cause.
Translations
Translations of the word "enroll" in other languages:
🇵🇹 inscrever-se
- matricular-se
- registrar-se
🇮🇳 नामांकन करना
- दाखिला लेना
- पंजीकरण करना
🇩🇪 einschreiben
- anmelden
- immatrikulieren
🇮🇩 mendaftar
- mendaftarkan diri
- mencatatkan
🇺🇦 записатися
- зареєструватися
- вступити
🇵🇱 zapisać się
- zarejestrować się
- wpisać się
🇯🇵 登録する (とうろくする)
- 入学する (にゅうがくする)
- 申し込む (もうしこむ)
🇫🇷 s'inscrire
- s'enrôler
- s'enregistrer
🇪🇸 inscribirse
- matricularse
- registrarse
🇹🇷 kaydolmak
- kayıt olmak
- üye olmak
🇰🇷 등록하다 (deungnokhada)
- 입학하다 (ibhakada)
- 신청하다 (sincheonghada)
🇸🇦 التسجيل (altasjil)
- الالتحاق (alaltiḥaq)
- الاشتراك (alishtirak)
🇨🇿 zapsat se
- přihlásit se
- registrovat se
🇸🇰 zapísať sa
- prihlásiť sa
- registrovať sa
🇨🇳 注册 (zhùcè)
- 报名 (bàomíng)
- 登记 (dēngjì)
🇸🇮 vpisati se
- prijaviti se
- registrirati se
🇮🇸 skrá sig
- innrita sig
- skrásetja
🇰🇿 тіркелу
- жазылу
- тіркеу
🇬🇪 ჩაწერა (chats'era)
- რეგისტრაცია (registratsia)
- ჩართვა (ch'art'va)
🇦🇿 qeydiyyatdan keçmək
- yazılmaq
- qeyd etmək
🇲🇽 inscribirse
- matricularse
- registrarse
Word origin
The word 'enroll' originated from the Old French term 'enroller', which means 'to record in a roll or list'. The concept of enrolling individuals into institutions or courses dates back to ancient times, where enrollment was often done through written records on scrolls or rolls. Over the years, the term evolved to encompass membership in various organizations and recruitment into military service. Today, 'enroll' remains a common term in educational, social, and military contexts.
See also: enrol, roll, roller, rollerblader, rolling, rollout, unroll, unrolled.