Definition of high-grade in US English:

high-grade

adjective ˈhī ˈˌɡrādˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪdˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪd

1Of very good quality.
优质的，上等的
high-grade printing papers
Example sentencesExamples
- It's elegantly put together on high-grade paper, the writers are almost all well known in this segment, and the design is simplistic and beautiful.
- These funds invest in high-grade corporate bonds, charge less than 1% in fees each year and have top five-year records.
- The Feds replied they most certainly had the right house, as well as a warrant to search it for glass pipes, of which they found a bunch, along with a pound of high-grade marijuana.
- Surgical instruments are made of titanium, plastic, ceramic, aluminum, or a high-grade nonmagnetic stainless steel.
- During this time Zeiss has been a leader in improving the quality and performance of high-grade optical equipment.
1. 1.1 (of ore) rich in metal value and commercially profitable.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many mines have zones of high-grade ore that are very profitable to mine.
  At times mining operations had to cease as hundreds of illegal miners entered the pits to steal freshly blasted high-grade ore.
  At first, miners separated high-grade ore from waste rock underground by hand.
  The high-grade ore carried 100-400 ounces of silver and 0.5-3 ounces of gold.
  He specializes in the recovery of gemstones and mineral specimens and in the exploitation of high-grade ore deposits.

Definition of high-grade in US English:

high-grade

adjectiveˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪdˈhī ˈˌɡrād

1Of very good quality.
优质的，上等的
high-grade printing papers
Example sentencesExamples
- Surgical instruments are made of titanium, plastic, ceramic, aluminum, or a high-grade nonmagnetic stainless steel.
- These funds invest in high-grade corporate bonds, charge less than 1% in fees each year and have top five-year records.
- The Feds replied they most certainly had the right house, as well as a warrant to search it for glass pipes, of which they found a bunch, along with a pound of high-grade marijuana.
- It's elegantly put together on high-grade paper, the writers are almost all well known in this segment, and the design is simplistic and beautiful.
- During this time Zeiss has been a leader in improving the quality and performance of high-grade optical equipment.
1. 1.1 (of ore) rich in metal value and commercially profitable.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many mines have zones of high-grade ore that are very profitable to mine.
  He specializes in the recovery of gemstones and mineral specimens and in the exploitation of high-grade ore deposits.
  At times mining operations had to cease as hundreds of illegal miners entered the pits to steal freshly blasted high-grade ore.
  The high-grade ore carried 100-400 ounces of silver and 0.5-3 ounces of gold.
  At first, miners separated high-grade ore from waste rock underground by hand.

单词	high-grade
释义	Definition of high-grade in US English: high-grade adjective ˈhī ˈˌɡrādˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪdˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪd 1Of very good quality. 优质的，上等的 high-grade printing papers Example sentencesExamples It's elegantly put together on high-grade paper, the writers are almost all well known in this segment, and the design is simplistic and beautiful. These funds invest in high-grade corporate bonds, charge less than 1% in fees each year and have top five-year records. The Feds replied they most certainly had the right house, as well as a warrant to search it for glass pipes, of which they found a bunch, along with a pound of high-grade marijuana. Surgical instruments are made of titanium, plastic, ceramic, aluminum, or a high-grade nonmagnetic stainless steel. During this time Zeiss has been a leader in improving the quality and performance of high-grade optical equipment. 1.1 (of ore) rich in metal value and commercially profitable. Example sentencesExamples Many mines have zones of high-grade ore that are very profitable to mine. At times mining operations had to cease as hundreds of illegal miners entered the pits to steal freshly blasted high-grade ore. At first, miners separated high-grade ore from waste rock underground by hand. The high-grade ore carried 100-400 ounces of silver and 0.5-3 ounces of gold. He specializes in the recovery of gemstones and mineral specimens and in the exploitation of high-grade ore deposits. Definition of high-grade in US English: high-grade adjectiveˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪdˈhī ˈˌɡrād 1Of very good quality. 优质的，上等的 high-grade printing papers Example sentencesExamples Surgical instruments are made of titanium, plastic, ceramic, aluminum, or a high-grade nonmagnetic stainless steel. These funds invest in high-grade corporate bonds, charge less than 1% in fees each year and have top five-year records. The Feds replied they most certainly had the right house, as well as a warrant to search it for glass pipes, of which they found a bunch, along with a pound of high-grade marijuana. It's elegantly put together on high-grade paper, the writers are almost all well known in this segment, and the design is simplistic and beautiful. During this time Zeiss has been a leader in improving the quality and performance of high-grade optical equipment. 1.1 (of ore) rich in metal value and commercially profitable. Example sentencesExamples Many mines have zones of high-grade ore that are very profitable to mine. He specializes in the recovery of gemstones and mineral specimens and in the exploitation of high-grade ore deposits. At times mining operations had to cease as hundreds of illegal miners entered the pits to steal freshly blasted high-grade ore. The high-grade ore carried 100-400 ounces of silver and 0.5-3 ounces of gold. At first, miners separated high-grade ore from waste rock underground by hand.
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