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campus

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈkæmpəs/

campus means: The land and buildings belonging to a university, school, or large organization.

noun

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDSB1

The land and buildings belonging to a university, school, or large organization.

  • The campus has a large library.
  • Students walked across the campus after class.
  • The company built a new campus outside the city.

How to use it: on campus (Most students live on campus.); off campus (She rents a room off campus.)

Common phrases: university campus, on campus, campus buildings

UNIVERSITY COMMUNITYC1

A university considered as a community with its own atmosphere and shared activities.

  • The whole campus welcomed the news.
  • Several campuses joined the protest.
  • The debate divided an otherwise peaceful campus.

Similar words: university community

Common phrases: campus life, campus politics, the whole campus

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