grad

英 [ɡræd]

美 [ɡræd]

n.  同 graduate; 毕业

复数：grads　

COCA.10355

柯林斯词典

• 同graduate
  Agradis agraduate.

英英释义

noun

• a person who has received a degree from a school (high school or college or university)
  Synonym:alumnusalumnaalumgraduate
• one-hundredth of a right angle
  Synonym:grade

双语例句

• Actually, a lot of these grad students are good-looking.
  事实上，这些研究生当中很多都挺好看的。
• As you mention taking the GRE, I assume you are interested in grad schools.
  你说到了正在备考GRE，所以我想你应该是对美国大学的研究生院有兴趣。
• Henry has been a grad student now for ten years.
  亨利已经当了十年的研究生了。
• Thoreau was a Harvard grad, and, like many of us, a bit self-righteous.
  他也像我们大多数哈佛人一样，有点自以为是。
• If you're a college grad reading this, chances are you're dying to work for Google.
  若是你是名大学生，福彩官网，那么你最青睐的未来东家很有可能就是谷歌。
• Today, I'm a grad school dropout, living with my boyfriend in a slightly larger apartment, and on my second job.
  如今我放弃了读研，和男朋友一起住在一个稍大点儿的公寓，从事我的第二份工作。
• Please! Don't treat me like a grad student.
  请别把我当成你的研究生！
• I had just completed a Masters of Arts in communication, culture, and technology at Georgetown University and had already told the interviewer Id be willing to take a salary paying less than I was making before grad school.
  那时候，我刚刚在乔治敦大学获得了文学硕士研究生学位，研究方向是交流、文化和技术，并且已经告诉了面试官，我愿意接受比读硕士之前的工作还要低的薪酬。
• To realize the vale of ONE YEAR, ask a student who failed a grad.
  要想认识一年的价值，问一问蹲了一年的学生；
• Generally, grad students don't arrive with the ability to communicate well.
  一般来时候，博士生的交流能力都不太好。