Study Abroad Programs

adjective relating to or situated in a foreign country

adverb in or to a foreign country, especially one across the sea

• The company is expanding its operations overseas to tap into new markets.
• My sister is studying abroad overseas next semester.
• I heard that Tom is making bank working overseas.
• Her dreams of traveling overseas finally came true.

noun a proper noun referring to a Dutch humanist and scholar of the Renaissance period, known for his work in education and philosophy

• The Erasmus program provides opportunities for students to study abroad in Europe.
• I'm thinking about doing an Erasmus exchange next semester.
• Erasmus is like a European vacation but with studying involved.
• Embarking on an Erasmus journey can open doors to new experiences and perspectives.

noun Noun is a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'country' is a noun referring to a geographical area or nation.

adverb Adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. In this case, 'across' is modifying the verb 'country', indicating the direction or location of the action.

• The athlete traveled across country to compete in the national championship.
• We drove across country to visit all the national parks.
• Let's hitchhike across country and see where we end up.
• The news of the scandal spread like wildfire across country.