Cosa (chi) è Graduate - definizione
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Graduated; Graduate (disambiguation)
graduate
¦ noun 'grad???t, -dj??t a person who has been awarded a first academic degree, or (N. Amer.) a high-school diploma.
¦ verb 'grad??e?t, -dj?e?t
1. successfully complete a degree, course, or (N. Amer.) high school.
N. Amer. confer a degree or other academic qualification on.
2. (graduate to) move up to (something more advanced).
3. arrange or mark out in gradations.
4. change gradually.
Derivatives
graduation noun
Origin
ME: from med. L. graduat- 'graduated', from graduare 'take a degree', from L. gradus 'degree, step'.
graduate
I
n. a college (AE), university; high-school (AE) graduate
II
v.
1) (D; intr.) to graduate from (to graduate from college)
2) (misc.) to graduate with honors, cum laude
graduate
(graduated)
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
1.
In Britain, a graduate is a person who has successfully completed a degree at a university or college and has received a certificate that shows this.
In 1973, the first Open University graduates received their degrees.
...graduates in engineering.
N-COUNT: usu with supp, oft N in/from/of n
2.
In the United States, a graduate is a student who has successfully completed a course at a high school, college, or university.
The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at the California State University.
N-COUNT: usu supp N
3.
In Britain, when a student graduates from university, they have successfully completed a degree course.
She graduated in English and Drama from Manchester University.
VERB: V prep, also V
4.
In the United States, when a student graduates, they complete their studies successfully and leave their school or university. You can also say that a school or university graduates a student or students.
When the boys graduated from high school, Ann moved to a small town in Vermont...
In 1986, American universities graduated a record number of students with degrees in computer science.
VERB: V prep, V n, also V
5.
If you graduate from one thing to another, you go from a less important job or position to a more important one.
From commercials she quickly graduated to television shows.
= progress
VERB: V to/from n
Esempi di pronuncia per Graduate
1. graduates.
CIOs at Work _ Ed Yourden _ Talks at Google
2. graduate.
Ten Things Video Games Can Teach Us _ Jordan Erica Webber _ Talks at Google
3. graduates.
California _ Edan Lepucki _ Talks at Google
4. graduates.
Misty _ Arinzé Kene _ Talks at Google
5. graduate versus a university computer science graduate.
org Founder and CEO _ Hadi Partovi _ Talks at Google
Esempi dal corpus di testo per Graduate
1. Vietnam pledged to grant 300 graduate and post–graduate scholarships for Lao students each year.
2. During the graduate ceremonies, nine slain graduate students were awarded posthumous master‘s degrees or doctorates.
3. "Canton is all they see. . . . They see that their mother didn‘t graduate, so they don‘t graduate.
4. A graduate earning 18,000 – the average graduate starting salary – will pay 5.20 a week.
5. Simply put, the more people go to university, the less special the word "graduate" is, and the narrower the gap between graduate and non–graduate lives.