grade
BrE /ɡreɪd/ AmE /ɡreɪd/
noun / verb en → es
a mark given to show how good or bad a piece of work is, or how well someone has done in an exam or test
calificación, nota
- get/receive a grade
Collocations good grade · high grade
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She got an A grade in her exam.
Ella recibió una calificación A en su examen.
a class or level of ability, especially at school
nivel, grado
- be in a grade
Collocations first grade · third grade
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He's in the first grade.
Él está en primer grado.
a position or level of rank, especially in a company or organization
rango, nivel jerárquico
- be at grade
Collocations senior grade · junior grade
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She's been promoted to senior grade.
Ha sido promovida a rango superior.
to mark or judge the quality of something, especially in an exam or test
calificar, juzgar la calidad
- grade sth
Collocations grade a paper · grade an exam
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The teacher will grade the papers tomorrow.
El profesor calificará los exámenes mañana.
to put something into a particular class or level of ability, especially at school
clasificar, asignar un nivel
- grade sth
Collocations grade a student · grade a class
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The teacher will grade the students according to their ability.
El profesor clasificará a los estudiantes según su capacidad.
to give someone a particular position or level of rank, especially in a company or organization
asignar un rango, promover
- grade sb
Collocations grade an employee · grade a manager
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The company will grade the managers according to their performance.
La empresa asignará un rango a los gerentes según su rendimiento.
to measure and mark the size of something, especially wood or cloth
medir y marcar el tamaño
- grade sth
Collocations grade wood · grade fabric
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The carpenter will grade the wood before cutting it.
El carpintero medirá y marcará el tamaño de la madera antes de cortarla.
the slope or steepness of a road, hill, etc.
pendiente, inclinación
- a grade
Collocations steep grade · gentle grade
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The road has a steep grade.
La carretera tiene una pendiente pronunciada.