grade如何读

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美:[ɡreɪd]

grade英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C](官阶、质量)等级,品级,阶段,程度 step, stage or degree of rank, quality, etc.; level of classification
  2. [C](考试或作业的)分数、评分等级 mark given in an examination or for school work
  3. [C](学生受测试的)技巧水平(尤指音乐方面) level of (especially musical) skill at which a pupil is tested
  4. [C]年级; 按(年级划分的)小学生 division of a school based on the age of the pupils; pupils in such a division

grade是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. <美>坡度,斜坡
  2. (评分)等级,级别,品级
  3. 阶段
  4. 程度
  5. <美>年级
  6. 全体学生
  7. <美>小学
  8. 水平
  9. <美>成绩(等级),评分
  10. 职别
  11. 达到必要标准
v. (动词)
  1. 属于某等级
  2. 把(路面)筑平
  3. 将…分等级,分级,分等
  4. 渐次变化,渐变,渐近,(色彩)逐渐转化
  5. 将...分类,分类
  6. <美>给...评分,给…分数,评分
  7. 定...的次序
  8. 渐次调和
  9. 减缓(坡度)
  10. 【地】均夷
  11. 使(色调)渐浓
  12. 定成绩
  13. 定坡度
  14. 平土方
  15. 顺次排列
  16. 改良杂交,品种被改良
  17. 担任某职务

grade变形

复数:grades

第三人称单数:grades

现在分词:grading

过去式:graded

过去分词:graded

grade词根

词根:grade

adj.

graduate 毕业的;研究生的

gradual 逐渐的;平缓的

graduated 累进的;分等级的;毕了业的;为毕业生设立的

graded 分等级的;按年级分的

gradable 可分类的;可分级的

gradational 有等级的;渐次的

n.

grading 分阶段;定等级;坡度缓和

graduate 研究生;毕业生

gradual 弥撒升阶圣歌集

graduation 毕业;毕业典礼;刻度,分度;分等级

gradation (色彩、颜色、次序、音调等的)渐变;分等级;(各种状态、性质等的)分阶段渐变;元音交替

grader 分级机;分类机;(美)(中小学的)…年级学生

gradualness 逐渐;渐次;循序性

v.

grading 定等级;减缓坡度(grade的现在分词形式)

graduated 使毕业;毕业(graduate的过去分词);使…升级

vi.

graduate 毕业;渐变

gradate 逐渐转化;顺次排列

vt.

graduate 授予…学位;分等级;标上刻度

gradate 使逐渐转化;使顺次排列

grade英英释义

noun

a level of study in an elementary, middle, or secondary school that is completed by a student during one year students in the second grade

will enter eleventh grade this year

the students in the same year of study in elementary, middle, or secondary school

The ninth grade is away on a field trip.

a position in a scale of ranks or qualities

Each grade of steel contains sub-divisions corresponding to steels of different yield stress and impact requirements.—G. D. Taylor

a degree of severity in illness

grade III carcinoma

a military or naval rank … her father being a country clergyman who had never reached a higher grade than that of an archdeacon …—Anthony Trollope

To be prepared for burial Claggart's body was delivered to certain petty-officers of his mess. And … the Master-at-arms was committed to the sea with every funeral honor properly belonging to his naval grade.—Herman Melville

a mark indicating a degree of accomplishment in school What was your grade on the math test?

earned good grades in school

a class of things of the same stage or degree

a standard of food quality

Extra-virgin is the highest grade of olive oil.—Lisa McManus

the degree of inclination of a road or slopealso: a sloping road The car … toiled up the long, long grades, past Ash Fork, towards Flagstaff, where the forests and quarries are, under the dry, remote skies. —Rudyard Kipling

… one track went straight up the steep hill, the other one turned square off to the right, with a very slight grade.—Mark Twain

a datum or reference levelespecially: ground level sense 1a

a domestic animal with one parent purebred and the other of inferior breeding

[translation of German Stufe] linguistics any of the variants of a root or affix (distinguished by a particular vowel or the absence of any vowel) in the ablaut series of an Indo-European language

grades plural the elementary school system

verb

transitive verb

to assign to a grade or assign a grade to … these students are being graded by the instructor whose methods or information they have reason to question.—Mary Lefkowitz

… Mrs. Granger would be the one grading their spelling tests and their reading tests …—Andrew Clements

to arrange in grades : sort

Each printing plant sends sample copies of its press run to the color lab, where they are graded for quality.—Robert Neuwirth

to arrange in a scale or series

to level off to a smooth horizontal or sloping surface

The ground should be graded to direct water flow away from the home.—Consumer Reports

intransitive verb

to form a series

blend

Notice that the mud and the sand grade into each other along the sandbar.—Sheldon Judson and Marvin E. Kauffman

to be of a particular grade

adjective

being, involving, or yielding domestic animals of improved but not pure stock grade breeding

grade ewes

adjective combining form

walking

plantigrade

grade词组

high grade高品位;高级的

top grade优级,最高级

low grade低级的;低质量的

first grade一年级;第一级;一等品

at grade在同一水平面上;同一平面

food grade食品级

make the grade成功;达到标准

steel grade钢种;钢的等级

up to grade符合标准

ore grade矿石品位分级

grade school小学

industrial grade技术等级

quality grade质量等级;品质等级

grade level年级水平;地坪;均夷面;适用年级

grade point坡度点;积分点

strength grade强度等级

technical grade技术等级

grade separation立体交叉

investment grade投资级别

grade teacher小学教师

grade区别

 rank, degree, grade, class

这组词都有“级,等级”的意思,其区别是:

rank指人在社会中的地位或等级,尤指军队中的军衔。

degree指程度、范围不同,社会地位的高低。也可指形容词或副词的级。

grade指按地位或优劣划分的等级,既可指人又可指物。

class含义广泛,指人或物按优劣划分的等级,也指学校中的年级或班级。

以上来源于网络

grade词源中文解释

1510年代,“度量单位”,来自法语 grade “等级,程度”(16世纪),源自拉丁语 gradus “一步,步伐,步数; 比喻地,向某事物迈进的一步,逐步上升的程度”,源自 gradi(过去分词 gressus)“走,迈步,前往”,源自 PIE 词根 *ghredh- “走,前往”。它取代了中古英语 gree “一步,一系列的程度”,来自古法语 grei “步”,源自拉丁语 gradus。

“道路或铁路的倾斜度”意思来自1811年。 “具有相同质量或价值的类别”意思来自1807年; “学校课程的分科,相当于一年”意思来自1835年; “表示对学生工作评估的字母标记”意思来自1886年(早期用于数字等级)。美国1912年实施的 Grade A “最高质量,适合人类消费”(最初是指牛奶)。比喻地 make the grade “成功”来自1912年; 早期的例子并不清楚心中的字面等级是高度、质量还是学术成绩。

grade_体育行业词汇

等级

分类

坡度

grade_动物学行业词汇

grade_土木工程行业词汇

grade_建筑行业词汇

室外地坪

grade_昆虫学行业词汇

grade_电工行业词汇

等级

grade_铁道行业词汇

坡度

"又称 :坡度(slope,gradient) "

grade词源英文解释

Noun, Verb, and Adjective Latin gradus step, degree, from Latin gradi to step, go; akin to Lithuanian gridyti to go, wander Adjective combining form French, from Latin -gradus, from gradi

The first known use of grade was in 1659

grade儿童词典英英释义

grand1 of 2adjective

higher in rank than others of the same class : foremost, principal the grand prize

the grand champion

great in size

including all things being considered : complete

a grand total

marked by magnificence : splendid

a grand coronation ceremony

showing wealth or high social standing

the airs of a grand lady

impressive

made grand statements about our progress

very good : fine have a grand time

grand weather

grand2 of 2noun

grand piano

grain1 of 2noun

the edible seed or seedlike fruit of grasses that are cereals (as wheat, corn, or oats)

the threshed seed or fruits of various food plants (as cereal grasses, flax, peas, or sugarcane)

plants producing grain

a small hard particle

a grain of sand

the least amount possible

a grain of truth

a unit of weight based on the weight of a grain of wheat see measure

the arrangement of fibers in wood

appearance or feel due to the particles or fibers of which something is composed

the grain of a rock

the direction of threads in cloth

natural disposition : temper

making excuses goes against my grain

grain2 of 2verb

to form into grains : granulate

to paint in imitation of the grain of wood or stone

grade1 of 2verb

to arrange in grades : sort

grade apples

to make level or evenly sloping

grade a highway

to give a grade to

grade a student's performance

to assign to a grade

to form a series having only slight differences

colors that grade into one another

grade2 of 2noun

position in a scale of rank, quality, or order leather of the highest grade

the grade of sergeant

a stage, step, or degree in a series, order, or ranking

a class of things that are of the same rank, quality, or order

a division of the school course representing a year's work

finished the fourth grade

the pupils in a school division

plural the elementary school system

teach in the grades

a mark or rating especially of accomplishment in school

a grade of 90 on a test

a standard of quality

government grades for meat

the degree of slope (as of a road or railroad track)

grade1 of 2verb

to arrange in grades : sort

grade apples

to make level or evenly sloping

grade a highway

to give a grade to

grade a student's performance

to assign to a grade

to form a series having only slight differences

colors that grade into one another

grade2 of 2noun

position in a scale of rank, quality, or order leather of the highest grade

the grade of sergeant

a stage, step, or degree in a series, order, or ranking

a class of things that are of the same rank, quality, or order

a division of the school course representing a year's work

finished the fourth grade

the pupils in a school division

plural the elementary school system

teach in the grades

a mark or rating especially of accomplishment in school

a grade of 90 on a test

a standard of quality

government grades for meat

the degree of slope (as of a road or railroad track)

grade医学词典英英释义

gradenoun

a degree of severity of a disease or abnormal condition

a grade III carcinoma

grade 例句

1 Instead he described Russeau’s changing of Edwards’s grade as a “blatant” example of grade-fixing to make sure that a football team would be eligible for the playoffs.

2 He knows because he has a big sister in third grade.

3 And she’d say, “Please stick to the prompts or I will have to give you an incomplete grade.”

4 Those Pokemon briefs were surprisingly comfortable, and I hadn’t worn briefs since I was in, like, third grade.

5 Most of the walls are blank, but there’s a sign for each grade.

6 Preparations for the Opening Day ceremony had cost Olmsted’s department valuable time, as did the planting and grading required to repair the damage the day’s crowd had inflicted throughout the park.

7 Worse—she even had a couple of bad grades in that notebook that she’d hidden from her parents, which she knew was dumb.

8 I was the school champion in sixth grade.

9 Despite these difficulties, he was promoted to the fourth grade.

尽管有这些困难, 他还是给升入了四年级.

10 I can barely keep my head up, let alone get good grades so I can get the hell out of here and go to college.

11 “We’re so proud of you! Now I understand why your grades haven’t been as high as usual lately. All these rehearsals, all this work!”

12 Mr. Quisling put The Gold-Bug in his top drawer and returned to his grading.

13 But it is for all of seventh grade.

14 All I really knew about her was that she had the most amazing leg extension I’d ever seen, the highest scores in our grade, and she was snarky.

15 I shuffled forward to look at the grade.

16 When I was in third grade, I got the name Fluff because I ate peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff sandwiches every day for lunch and also, I guess, because I started putting on weight.

17 Here at Seaward Pines Academy, sixth-graders don’t have the same teacher all day, like Miss Miller in the fifth grade.

18 The site includes music theory lessons for students between grades 1 and 5 in the form of tables, lists, and videos to help the student better understand the many parts of music.

19 "It seems all of our sixth grade is one happy family. Go ahead," she said.

20 Several more students file into the room, from both grades five and six.

grade 同义词

1 音级

step degree

2 分等

assort rate

4 军衔

rank

7 给…分等级

graduate rank

8 逐渐变化

melt gradational

9 打分

mark

10 水准

level

12 考试

examination

13 使平坦

even level

14 给分数

score

15 品位

style

19 小学生

student junior pupil

20 一级

stair gradation

24 小学

junior school

26 母音变化

mutation umlaut

29 修平

shave

30 评分

rating marking score

33 梯度

gradient gradient

35 给…评分

marking mark score

36 把…分类

sort

37

poe

38 母音交替

gradation ablaut

44 把…分级

classification class classify

46 分组

breakout group

47 定…的次序

systematize

48 给…记分数

mark

grade 短语相关

zero grade grade up grade point average grade point lieutenant junior grade grade school field grade grade crossing grade inflation grade A

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