secondary

noun B1

ortaöğretim okulu, ortaokul ve lise

an educational institution that provides secondary education, typically for students aged 12-18

After primary, children must start secondary by the age of twelve.

Research shows that students who finish secondary with high grades have better university prospects.

sb: somebody · sth: something

adjective B1

ikincil, ikinci

relating to something that comes after the first or primary item in order or importance

For her, price is a secondary concern; quality matters most.

Many countries provide free secondary education for all citizens.
She chose a secondary major in psychology to complement her primary studies.
Although the report is useful, the secondary data are less reliable than the primary sources.
The committee considered the budget constraints as secondary to the project's goals.
In the discussion, personal anecdotes were treated as secondary to factual evidence.
Her secondary responsibilities include organizing team meetings and taking minutes.
While the new feature is nice, its secondary impact on system performance cannot be ignored.
Critics argue that aesthetic considerations are often secondary to functional requirements in engineering design.

secondary school · lise, ortaokul The secondary school campus is located near the city center.
secondary role · ikincil rol He played a secondary role in the film, supporting the main character.
be secondary to sth Customer satisfaction is secondary to meeting the deadline.

sb: somebody · sth: something

simpler: second

opposite: primary

Same family