gradenoun [ C ] uk
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grade noun [C]
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B2 a level of quality, size, importance, etc.: low-grade He's suffering from some kind of low-grade (= slight) infection, which he can't seem to get rid of.high-grade There's some really high-grade (= high quality) musicianship on this recording.on a grade UK Bill has been on the same grade (= his job has been of the same level of importance, or he has had the same level of pay) for several years now.
B1 a number or letter that shows how good someone's work or performance is: Steve never studies, but he always gets good grades.UK Carla got a grade A in German. 同义词
mark (FOR SCHOOL WORK) mainly UK
更多范例减少例句Sally's a grade above me.She's got nine GCSEs, all at grade A.He has attained the highest grade in his music exams.Jonathon Hill achieved grade A passes at A-level.Whether I go to university or not is dependent on what exam grades I get.
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Quality and standard
acid test
bar
benchmark
build quality
cachet
class
gilt-edged
ideal
interrater
level
litmus test
mark
multi-levelled
raise the bar idiom
random sampling
rate
set the bar high/low idiom
starred
status
sub-level
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Marks & results
grade noun [C]
(SCHOOL)
A2 US a school class or group of classes in which all the children are of a similar age or ability: Jackie is in the sixth grade.
更多范例减少例句She starts in the third grade this September.Pupils take exams in the fourth and sixth grades.They were in the same grade at school.Students in the eighth grade have the chance to go on an exchange visit to France.He teaches maths to the third grade.
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Classes & courses
academic credit
academic year
access course
advanced
Advanced Placement
give a lesson
grade retention
graduate study
homework
HyFlex
multigrade
multitrack
non-class
non-degree
take a lesson
teach-in
the national curriculum
tutorial
virtual classroom
visual aid
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grade noun [C]
(SLOPE)
US a
gradient : steep grade The next hill has a really steep grade.
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Geometry: describing angles, lines & orientations
affine
affinely
angle of incidence
angular
angularity
angularly
diagonal
horizontally
in a straight line
in the corner of something
interior angle
multiaxial
straight angle
subtend
supplementary
supplementary angle
tangency
tangential
translatory
upright
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习语
make the grade
gradeverb [ T ] uk
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C1 to separate people or things into different levels of quality, size, importance, etc.: be graded by The fruit is washed and then graded by size. The books are graded according to the difficulty of the language.
C1 US (UK mark) to give a score to a student's piece of work: to grade work/papers
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Classifying and creating order
alphabetize
anti-hierarchical
arrange
arrangement
arranger
microcosmic
microcosmically
miscatalogue
misclassification
misclassify
set something up phrasal verb
shake someone down phrasal verb
short-list
shortlist
sort
uncodified
ungrouped
unsorted
unstratified
unstructured
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Analysing and evaluating
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gradenoun [ C ] us
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grade noun [C]
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a measure of the quality of a student’s performance, usually represented by the letters A (the best) through F (the worst): She always gets good grades.
A grade is also a measure or mark of quality, amount, or degree: high-grade musicianship He’s suffering from a low-grade infection.
grade noun [C]
(SCHOOL)
a school class or group of classes in which all the children are of a similar age or ability: James is in the seventh grade this year.
grade noun [C]
(SLOPE)
the degree of slope of land or of a road or path: In hilly San Francisco, many streets have a steep grade.
gradeverb [ T ] us
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grade verb [T]
(MEASURE/MARK)
to judge and give a mark to a student, exam, etc.: The essays were graded on clarity of expression.
To grade is also to separate things according to quality or size: Eggs are usually graded by size.
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grade | 商务英语
gradenoun [ C ] uk
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BANKING a letter or combination of letters used by ratings agencies to show how certain they are that a loan will be paid back by the person or organization that borrowed the money: Bonds which are rated A are considered as upper-medium grade obligations. 也请参见
investment-grade
PRODUCTION one of the levels of quality given to a particular product or substance : March futures on commercial grade coffee closed at $1.04 per pound Friday.high/low grade Technicians carefully loaded new fuel rods of high grade uranium into the cooling water.aircraft/human/weapons, etc. grade The scooters are made from aircraft grade aluminium alloy and weigh just 2.76kg.
HR a level or division within an organization or system: The administrative grade, recruited from top-quality university graduates, prepares policy advice for ministers. a pay/salary grade
make the grade
to be as good as expected or as good as is necessary: Many of the online shops simply failed to make the grade.
gradeverb [ T ]
PRODUCTION, HR uk
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to judge the quality of a product, substance, or organization, or the performance of an employee: The fibre is graded and packed into bales for transport to factories for spinning, dying, and milling.be graded on sth He said that principals and superintendents would be graded on leadership and school performance.be graded for sth Inside the world's largest covered building, the flowers are graded for quality and catalogued by computer.
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grade的例句
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Considering the high grade of preservation, the mineral formation process was probably a relatively quick event.
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From each of these four programs and for each grade, three reading texts were selected at random.
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Taken together, throwing away terms of high enough grade and the removal of terms with even l after summation removes a high proportion of commutators.
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The authors' grading scheme is telling in this respect.
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Sandalwood is graded into a number of classes which reflect different quality of scented heartwood and to distinguish between dried heartwood and sapwood timber.
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The average for each grade was a negative value; however, the fourth and sixth graders' averages tended to approach zero.
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Senior staff were headhunted by other companies, whilst there was a great turnover in staff amongst the labouring grades.
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However, subscale values did not significantly differ according to country of qualification, clinical speciality, number of years worked in psychiatry, place of work, clinical grade.
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Embracing the idea that representations may be graded opens up many interesting conceptual possibilities.
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At the first grade level, reading instruction does not follow the phonics method, nor does it entail systematic instruction in phonemic awareness.
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At what rate do learners learn and retain new vocabulary from reading a graded reader?
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Specifically, for the moderate declining group, we found evidence that grade retention aggravated classroom physical aggression, but only when it occurred prior to age 13.
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The joke is lost on those for whom public schools are state schools, with not standards but grades.
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Since the robot is only expected to have to negotiate small grades, it only incorporates suspension systems at the two lateral wheels.
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Teacher-rated academic per formance in sixth grade was not predictive of discordant cases in any of the three trajectory classes.
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cumulative grade point averageA minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 is required.
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failing gradeStudents who get a failing grade of 2, have two more chances to pass an examination.
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final gradeAll were in the final grade (grade 8) of primary school.
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