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graduate /ˈgræʤəˌweɪt/  

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  • verb
    -ates; -ated; -ating
    [no obj] :to earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university
    He graduated from the university last June.
    They both graduated with honors.
    She graduated with a degree in history.
    He joined the navy after graduating from high school.
    a graduating class of 300 students
    In British English, graduate refers only to earning a college or university degree. In U.S. English, graduate is also used for other schools (such as high schools).
    [+ obj] US of a school, college, or university :to award a degree or diploma to (a student) - usually used as (be) graduated
    He was graduated from the university last June.
    [+ obj] US informal :to earn a degree or diploma from (a school, college, or university)
    He joined the navy after graduating high school.
    [no obj] :to move from one level to another usually higher level
    The word has graduated from slang to accepted use.
    My nephew has graduated from baby food to solid food.
    The former child actor has finally graduated [=moved on] to more serious roles.
    noun
    plural -ates
    [count] :a person who has earned a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university
    a college graduate
    (US) a high school graduate
    an engineering graduate [=a person with a degree in engineering]
    recent Harvard graduates - often + of
    She's a graduate of Harvard.
    In British English, only a person who has earned a college or university degree is called a graduate.
    adjective
    always used before a noun
    US :of or relating to a course of studies taken at a college or university after earning a bachelor's degree or other first degree :postgraduate
    He is taking graduate classes at the university.
    graduate students/school

    * Các từ tương tự:
    graduated