Hey,
English is not my first language. Arabic is. I am translating this paper from Arabic to English and it is mainly about higher education terms.
When someone is done preparing his thesis , he "defends" it. Right?
What do you call the professors who mmmm are in the process of mmm "listening" to the guy who is defending the thesis.
Is it called "counter defending" or something?
2007-05-05
07:31:38
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It seems I didn't make myself clear. I mean . The students "defend" their theses and the professors " ......." what the theses ? They counter-defend ? debate ? argue ? discuss ?
Like in the sentence : Professor Smith has "............." 34 theses in his life.
Should i put " discussed" "debated" or what?
I don't mean he supervised, or defended. I mean he was in the judge's side of the place.
2007-05-05
07:44:27 ·
update #1