C Student

Pronunciation: /siː ˈstjuːdənt/

Definitions of C student

noun A person who typically receives a grade of C in their academic studies

Example Sentences

A1 A C student is someone who gets average grades in school.

A2 My cousin is a C student, but he still works hard and tries his best.

B1 As a C student, she struggled with math but excelled in English.

B2 Being a C student doesn't define your intelligence or potential.

C1 Despite being a C student in high school, she went on to excel in college.

C2 The label of a C student doesn't determine one's future success or happiness.

Examples of C student in a Sentence

formal The student who consistently receives average grades is often referred to as a C student.

informal My friend is a bit of a C student, but they still work hard and try their best.

slang Yeah, he's definitely a C student, but he's got other talents outside of academics.

figurative In the world of competitive sports, he's considered a C student compared to the top athletes.

Grammatical Forms of C student

• plural: C students
• comparative: less than a B student
• superlative: least of all the students
• present tense: is a C student
• future tense: will be a C student
• perfect tense: has been a C student
• continuous tense: is being a C student
• singular: a C student
• positive degree: a good student
• infinitive: to be a C student
• gerund: being a C student
• participle: a C student who is improving

Origin and Evolution of C student

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'C student' originated in the United States as a way to categorize students based on their academic performance.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a simple grading classification, the term 'C student' has evolved to also imply average or mediocre performance in a broader sense beyond academics.