extracurricular

See also: extra-curricular

English

Etymology

extra- +‎ curricular

Adjective

extracurricular (not comparable)

1. Outside of the normal curriculum of an educational establishment

   The students enjoy a number of extracurricular activities at weekends.

2. Similarly outside of the normal duties of a job or profession
3. (informal) extramarital

Translations

outside of the normal curriculum of an educational establishment

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 課外／课外 (zh) (kèwài), 课外 (zh) (kèwài)

• Finnish: lukujärjestyksen ulkopuolinen
• French: parascolaire (fr), périscolaire (fr), extrascolaire (fr)
• German: außerschulisch
• Japanese: 課外 (かがい, kagai)
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• Norman: extra-tchuthitchulaithe (Jersey)
• Russian: внекла́ссный (ru) (vneklássnyj), внеуро́чный (ru) (vneuróčnyj), внеаудито́рный (vneauditórnyj), внепрогра́ммный (vneprográmmnyj)
• Spanish: extracurricular
• Swedish: fritids-, utanför schemat
• Turkish: müfredat dışı

Noun

extracurricular (plural extracurriculars)

1. (education) An activity outside the normal academic curriculum.
2. (informal) An activity beyond official duties of a job or profession.
3. (informal) An extramarital affair.

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Spanish

Adjective

extracurricular m or f (masculine and feminine plural extracurriculares)

1. extracurricular