英语词汇grade怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ grade /ˈgreɪd/ noun

plural grades

¹ grade

/ˈgreɪd/

noun

plural grades

Learner's definition of GRADE

[count]

a : a level of study that is completed by a student during one year年级

Our son is in (the) fourth/twelfth grade.我们的儿子读四/十二年级。

b : the students in the same year of study at a school同一年级的学生

The fifth grade will perform their annual play this week.这个星期，五年级的学生将进行年度戏剧表演。

: a number or letter that indicates how a student performed in a class or on a test分数；成绩等级

(US) I got a good grade on my math test. = (Brit) I got a good grade in my maths test.我数学考试取得了好成绩。
a grade of 90 percent or better*90分以上的成绩
Her grades are up/better this semester.她这个学期的成绩提高/更好了。
passing/failing grades及格/不及格分数

a : a particular level of quality（质量的）级别，等级

an expensive grade of leather昂贵的皮革
government grades for beef政府规定的牛肉等级

b : a particular position or rank in an organization（组织中的）职位，级别

junior grade officers尉级军官

— see also high-grade, low-grade

US : a place where the ground slopes up or down : gradient坡度；斜坡

a steep six percent grade坡度为百分之六的陡坡

make the grade

: to be good enough or perform well enough to succeed成功

Many people apply for these positions, but only a few make the grade.应聘这些职位的人很多，但只有少数人能成功。

² grade /ˈgreɪd/ verb

grades; graded; grading

² grade

/ˈgreɪd/

verb

grades; graded; grading

Learner's definition of GRADE

[+ object]

chiefly US : to give a grade to (a student or a student's work)给…打分

Students will be graded on their reading ability.将对学生的阅读能力进行评分。
She hasn't finished grading the exams.她还没有给这批考卷打完分。

: to give a rating to (something)评定等级

How would you grade your meal on a scale from one to five?按照从一到五的等级，你给自己这顿饭打几分？

: to separate (things) into groups or classes according to a particular quality分级；分类

The eggs are graded according to size.这些鸡蛋是按大小分类的。

: to give (a surface) a desired degree of slope设定（路面）坡度

They graded the new highway.他们为新公路设定好了坡度。

单词	grade
释义	grade (verb) grade 8 ENTRIES FOUND: grade (noun) grade (verb) grade-schooler (noun) grade A (adjective) grade point average (noun) grade school (noun) high-grade (adjective) low-grade (adjective) ¹ grade /ˈgreɪd/ noun plural grades ¹ grade /ˈgreɪd/ noun plural grades Learner's definition of GRADE [count] 1 US a : a level of study that is completed by a student during one year年级 Our son is in (the) fourth/twelfth grade.我们的儿子读四/十二年级。 b : the students in the same year of study at a school同一年级的学生 The fifth grade will perform their annual play this week.这个星期，五年级的学生将进行年度戏剧表演。 2 : a number or letter that indicates how a student performed in a class or on a test分数；成绩等级 (US) I got a good grade on my math test. = (Brit) I got a good grade in my maths test.我数学考试取得了好成绩。 a grade of 90 percent or better90分以上的成绩 Her grades* are up/better this semester.她这个学期的成绩提高/更好了。 passing/failing grades及格/不及格分数 3 a : a particular level of quality（质量的）级别，等级 an expensive grade of leather昂贵的皮革 government grades for beef政府规定的牛肉等级 b : a particular position or rank in an organization（组织中的）职位，级别 junior grade officers尉级军官 — see also high-grade, low-grade 4 US : a place where the ground slopes up or down : gradient坡度；斜坡 a steep six percent grade坡度为百分之六的陡坡 make the grade : to be good enough or perform well enough to succeed成功 Many people apply for these positions, but only a few make the grade.应聘这些职位的人很多，但只有少数人能成功。 ² grade /ˈgreɪd/ verb grades; graded; grading ² grade /ˈgreɪd/ verb grades; graded; grading Learner's definition of GRADE [+ object] 1 chiefly US : to give a grade to (a student or a student's work)给…打分 Students will be graded on their reading ability.将对学生的阅读能力进行评分。 She hasn't finished grading the exams.她还没有给这批考卷打完分。 2 : to give a rating to (something)评定等级 How would you grade your meal on a scale from one to five?按照从一到五的等级，你给自己这顿饭打几分？ 3 : to separate (things) into groups or classes according to a particular quality分级；分类 The eggs are graded according to size.这些鸡蛋是按大小分类的。 4 : to give (a surface) a desired degree of slope设定（路面）坡度 They graded the new highway.他们为新公路设定好了坡度。
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