| 词汇 | grade |
| 释义 | gradeWord family noun grade gradabilitygradationgradergradinggrade crossinggrade schooladjective graded gradablegradationalgradationedgradatoryverb grade gradateadverbgradatimgradationally Conditions of employment, School, Trains & railways grade1 /ɡreɪd/ ●●● S2 W3 AWL noun [countableC] 1 standard 标准JUDGE a particular level of quality that a product, material etc has 等级，品级 The best grades of tea are expensive. 最上等的茶叶价格很贵。 industrial grade diamonds 工业等级钻石 high/low grade low grade products 低等产品 2 rank 级别BECLEVEL a particular level of job 〔工作岗位的〕级别 There are lots of jobs in junior grades. 职位低的工作有很多。 3 mark in school 学习成绩SES a mark that a student is given for their work or for an examination 成绩，分数 He got a grade A in maths. 他数学得了个A。 Tim worked hard and got good grades. 蒂姆努力学习，取得了好成绩。 4 make the grade GOOD ENOUGHto succeed or reach the necessary standard 成功，达到标准 What does it take to make the grade as a top golfer? 怎样才能成为顶级的高尔夫球员？ Examples from the Corpus make the grade• Only a few athletes make the grade in professional sports.• A handful of dramas make the grade but the sitcoms are failing miserably.• Durham deliver PRE-SEASON thoughts on the prospects of newcomers Durham making the grade were borne out in the early weeks.• About 3. 1 million families made the grade this year.• Only the talented few make the grade in professional golf.• She would like to become a lawyer but she's not sure whether she'll make the grade.• The best strategy is to have small males who stick like glue on the rare occasions when one makes the grade.• It decided me that I wasn't going to be good enough to make the grade.• I normally sell it straight off the combine for malting, or feed if it fails to make the grade.• It became an aloof, lonely personal fight to make the grade.• Then the firm are given one year to make the grade. 5 school year 学年SES one of the 12 years that students are at school in the American school system, or the students in a particular year 〔美国中小学的〕年级；某个年级的学生 → year second/eleventh etc grade My brother is in sixth grade. 我弟弟在上六年级。 a fifth-grade teacher 五年级的老师 6. slope 斜坡 American EnglishAmETTRTTT a slope or a degree of slope, especially in a road or railway 〔尤指道路或铁路的〕斜坡，坡度 SYN British English gradient n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 3: a mark that a student is given for their work or for an examination adjectives good If you study hard, you get good grades, and you get into good schools. bad If you get a bad grade, Mrs. Miller will help you until you can do better. high She got high grades in all her science subjects. low These boys receive low grades because they fail to turn in assignments. the top grade grade + NOUNTed got the top grade in his A-level maths exam. grade A/B/C etc. British EnglishBrE: verbsApplicants must have Grade A, B, or C in two GCSE subjects. get a grade He had always gotten good grades. achieve a grade British EnglishBrE: Rick had achieved good exam grades. Examples from the Corpus grade• Grade A beef• weapons-grade nuclear material• a low-grade fever• All grades are wholesome but U. S. Grade A is assigned to products which are of uniform size and free of blemishes.• But quality teas, the best grade, have hardly changed at around 200p a kilogramme.• I really liked my eighth grade math teacher.• If he gets good enough grades he'll get a scholarship to Michigan State.• She's in the fifth grade.• Class participation is a quarter of your final grade.• Had he completely closed him-self off in the fourth grade?• I need a really good grade on the final exam to pass the class.• A third group of mixed grade was recognised in 11 patients with low grade who also had occasional areas of high grade.• The pay scale is based on grade and length of service.• Trainees are paid on Clinical Scientist grade A, which is currently £9,239 p.a. increasing by annual increments.• The second grade class is doing a play about the Pilgrims.• The seventh grade is taking a trip to Minneapolis next week.• a steep grade• I wasn't very happy with the grade on my essay.• My years at Sacred Heart, kindergarten through the middle of third grade, were a blur.• What grade are you in?• The yield of beef carcasses varies according to the yield grade from about 80 percent for Yield Grade No. high/low grade• Why did the right hon. Gentleman not decide to have a higher grade environmental impact assessment?• Colds and fevers are of a low grade, not violent.• Neither the classical variables nor the different treatments influenced survival in high grade lymphoma.• These boys receive low grades because they fail to turn in assignments.• Despite this tragedy, she graduated with the second highest grade point average in her high school.• Can students sue teachers for giving them low grades?• The carbon in pulp process uses higher grade ore which is crushed, milled and mixed with chemical solutions in large tanks.• A third group of mixed grade was recognised in 11 patients with low grade who also had occasional areas of high grade. second/eleventh etc grade• The conversational bridge must be built back in kindergarten, first, and second grades.• Take the case of Christina, who attends eleventh grade at a suburban high school in Fairfax County, Virginia.• Of the rest, turquoise ranks in his third and garnet in his second grade.• It was as useless as trying to get kidnapped in second grade.• Their friendship had been sealed in second grade when the entire class was asked to write essays on their fathers.• In second grade my class was sent home from school for the afternoon when John F.. Kennedy got shot.• Those are real simple things and notice that the target is really second grade.• Mary Agnes had been her friend since second grade. Education, Conditions of employment grade2 ●●○ AWL verb [transitiveT] 1 GROUP/PUT INTO GROUPSto say what level of a quality something has, or what standard it is 分级，分等 grade something according to something Pencils are graded according to softness. 铅笔按软硬度分级。 All the parks are regularly checked and graded by tourist board inspectors. 所有公园都由旅游协会的检查员进行定期检查和评级。 2 especially American EnglishAmESE to give a mark to an examination paper or to a piece of school work 给〔试卷或作业〕评分 SYN mark Ted is grading papers in his office. 特德在办公室评卷。 3. BECto give a particular rank and level of pay to a job 给〔某个职位〕评定级别和工资等级 Examples from the Corpus grade• The worms can be graded according to size, simply by shaking the harvested worms in some water in a small bottle.• All the fruit is taken to the warehouse where it is graded and packed.• Plutonium is graded by its isotopic composition.• Although pork is not graded extensively, graded carcasses can be ordered.• One supermarket now grades its wines on a scale of 1 to 9, from driest to sweetest.• Beef is graded on the basis of its fat content.• No matter who you are, you grade out just fine on the Schott curve.• Because various factors determine the thickness of egg white, eggs from different flocks are graded separately.• I spent the weekend grading tests.• The hillsides must be graded to prevent erosion.• Above this level, the contribution is graded, with contributions ceasing on incomes above £325 a week. From Longman Business Dictionary gradegrade1 /greɪd/ noun [countableC] 1a particular level of quality that a product, material etc has The best grades of tea are expensive. 2JOBa particular level of job Staff from ethnic minorities were not being promoted beyond junior grades. gradegrade2 verb [transitiveT] to judge something and say officially what its size or quality is All the parks are regularly checked and graded by tourist board inspectors. (1500-1600) French Latin gradus “step, degree” |
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