curriculums
- 1Plural of curriculum.
The district reviewed several science curriculums before choosing one.
Modern language curriculums often emphasize conversation over grammar drills.
Note
An English-style plural built on the Latin noun, standing beside the older Latin plural curricula. It carries whichever meaning the singular has where it is used. In the US, that means the courses a school or university offers. In Britain, Canada and Australia, it means the standards every student must be taught. The singular's old sense of a racecourse, a place for running, is obsolete, so the plural now belongs only to schooling.
curriculums is a form of curriculum
curriculum, noun: The full range of classes, assigned work, and subject matter offered by a school or university. Full entry
- Forms
- curriculumcurricula pluralcurriculums plural
- Spelling
- curriculum → curriculums: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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