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grade /ˈgreɪd/  

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  • noun
    plural grades
    [count] US
    a level of study that is completed by a student during one year
    Our son is in (the) fourth/twelfth grade.
    the students in the same year of study at a school
    The fifth grade will perform their annual play this week.
    a number or letter that indicates how a student performed in a class or on a test
    (US) I got a good grade on my math test. = (Brit) I got a good grade in my maths test.
    a grade of 90 percent or better
    Her grades are up/better this semester.
    passing/failing grades
    a particular level of quality
    an expensive grade of leather
    government grades for beef
    a particular position or rank in an organization
    junior grade officers - see also high-grade, low-grade
    US :a place where the ground slopes up or down :gradient
    a steep six percent grade
    make the grade
    to be good enough or perform well enough to succeed
    Many people apply for these positions, but only a few make the grade.
    verb
    grades; graded; grading
    [+ obj] chiefly US :to give a grade to (a student or a student's work)
    Students will be graded on their reading ability.
    She hasn't finished grading the exams.
    to give a rating to (something)
    How would you grade your meal on a scale from one to five?
    to separate (things) into groups or classes according to a particular quality
    The eggs are graded according to size.
    to give (a surface) a desired degree of slope
    They graded the new highway.

    * Các từ tương tự:
    grade A, grade point average, grade school, grader, grade-schooler