せんこう
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. major subject; special study
Pitch accent
せ
んこう
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
non-degree course for graduates
minor (in university or college courses); sub-major
resident physician in specialty training
Examples (40 in total)
What are you majoring in?
What is your major?
Kate is majoring in German.
What was your major?
She majored in history.
What did you major in at college?
My major is agriculture.
Tom's major is philosophy.
I majored in history.
My major is linguistics.
I majored in architecture in college.
Tom majored in geology.
He majors in modern literature.
My sister is majoring in developmental psychology.
I specialize in medieval history.
Tom majored in sociolinguistics.
He majors in social anthropology.
The student majors in philosophy.
I majored in American literature at college.
He majored in drama at college.
What's your major field?
I majored in European history at university.
I majored in chemistry at the university.
What subject do you major in?
She'll major in American history.
I've decided to major in French in college.
Frank majored in sociology at university.
Susan is majoring in American history.
Tom majored in Japanese literature in college.
I plan to major in cognitive science in college.
He read physics at Oxford.
I'm majoring in American history at university.
He decided to major in medicine in college.
I plan to major in engineering in college.
The study which Mr Smith specializes in is economics.
History is not his major subject.
He majored in Japanese literature at the university.
He decided to specialize in physics at college.
The number of students who specialize in biology will increase from now on.
I decided to go to college to major in English.