詞語：graduate
graduate是什麼意思
簡明英漢詞典
graduate
[5^rAdjueit, -dVueit]
n.
(大學)畢業生, 研究生
v.
(使)(大學)畢業
美國傳統詞典[雙解]
graduate
grad.u.ate
AHD:[gr2j「?-3t」]
D.J.[6gr#d9u87eit]
K.K.[6gr#d9u7et]
v.（動詞）
grad.u.at.ed， grad.u.at.ing， grad.u.ates
v.intr.（不及物動詞）
(1)To be granted an academic degree or diploma:
畢業，獲得畢業證書：被授予學位或畢業證書：
Two thirds of the entering freshmen stayed to graduate.
三分之二的入學新生堅持到畢業
(2)To change gradually or by degrees.
逐漸變為：逐漸地或一步步地變化
(3)To advance to a new level of skill, achievement, or activity:
進步：發展到技術，成就或活動的新高度：
After a summer of diving instruction, they had all graduated to back flips.
經過一個夏天的跳水指導，他們都掌握了後空翻
v.tr.（及物動詞）
(1)To grant an academic degree or diploma to:
授予學位或畢業證書：
The teachers hope to graduate her this spring.
教師們希望今年春天讓她畢業
(2)Usage Problem To receive an academic degree from.
【用法疑難】 從…接受學位
(3)To arrange or divide into categories, steps, or grades.
分成等級：排列或分成類別，步驟或等級
(4)To divide into marked intervals, especially for use in measurement.
標以刻度：分成帶標記的間隔，尤指為了用於測量
n.（名詞）
AHD:[-1t]
(1)One who has received an academic degree or diploma.
畢業生：得到學位或畢業證書的人
(2)A graduated container, such as a cylinder or beaker.
量筒，量杯：標以刻度的容器，如圓筒或燒杯
adj.（形容詞）
AHD:[-1t]
(1)Possessing an academic degree or diploma.
畢業了的：持有學位或畢業證書的
(2)Of, intended for, or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree:
研究生的：屬於，從事或有關學士學位以上的研究的：
graduate courses.
研究生課程
語源
(1)Middle English graduaten [to confer a degree]
中古英語 graduaten [授予一個學位]
(2)from Medieval Latin gradu3o} gradu3t- [to take a degree]
源自 中世紀拉丁語 gradu3o} gradu3t- [拿到一個學位]
(3)from Latin gradus [step] * see grade
源自 拉丁語 gradus [步驟] *參見 grade
繼承用法
grad「ua」tor
n.（名詞）
用法
(1)The verb graduate has denoted the action of conferring an academic degree or diploma since at least 1421, as in She was graduated from Yale in 1980. This earlier pattern of use is still defensible, if slightly old-fashioned, and is acceptable to 78 percent of the Usage Panel. In general usage, however, it has largely yielded to the much more recent active pattern (first attested in 1807):
動詞graduate 最晚從1421年起便指授予學位或畢業證書的行為， 如1980年她畢業於耶魯大學。 最早的使用方式仍然受到辯護，即使有些過時，仍為語言用法專題使用小組百分之七十八的成員所接受。在一般的用法中，該詞畢竟已經變為現在更活躍的方式（已證明最早在1807年）：
She graduated from Yale in 1980.
她1980年畢業於耶魯大學。
(2)This pattern, which no longer bears any taint of incorrectness, is acceptable to 89 percent of the Panel. It has the advantage of ascribing the accomplishment to the student, rather than to the institution, as is usually appropriate in discussions of individual cases. When the institution's responsibility is emphasized, however, the older pattern may still be recommended. A sentence such as The university graduated more computer science majors in 1987 than in the entire previous decade stresses the university's accomplishment, say, of its computer science program. On the other hand, the sentence More computer science majors graduated in 1987 than in the entire previous decade implies that the class of 1987 was in some way a remarkable group. · The transitive use of graduate, as in She graduated Yale in 1980, was unacceptable to 77 percent of the Usage Panel.
這種方式不再有不正確的問題，並為小組百分之八十九的成員所接受，其優點是將成就歸功於學生而不是學院，通常在討論單個事例時是合適的。當學院的責任被強調時，舊方式則可能得到推崇。句子：The university graduated more computer science majors in 1987 than in the entire previous decade。 強調了該大學計算機科學項目上的成就。 另一方面，句子：More computer science majors graduated in 1987 than in the entire previous decade。 指1987級從某種意義上來說是個出色的群體。 至於graduate 的及物用法， 如在她於1980年畢業於耶魯大學 用法使用專題小組百分之七十七的成員表示不接受
現代英漢詞典
graduate
[5^rAdjJEt]
n.
(1)大學畢業生
a graduate of a college
大學畢業生
(2)研究生
a graduate student
研究生
詞性變化
graduate
[5^rAdjJeIt]
vt., vi.
-ated, -ating
(1)畢業；獲得學位
She graduated from an American college.
她從一所美國的學院畢業。
He graduated in history.
他畢業於歷史專業。
(2)定等級；分等級
The salary scale is graduated so that you get more money each year.
"工資劃分成各個等級,因此職工逐年獲得加薪。"
(3)（給量杯、尺子等）標上刻度
現代英漢綜合大辭典
graduate
[5^rAdjueit, -dVueit]
vt.
(1)授予學位, 准予畢業
(2)(在表、計、尺上)刻[分]度
(3)定等級, 分級
a ruler graduated in centimeters
刻度為厘米的尺
The university must graduate more science students.
該大學要有更多的理科學生畢業。
He was [has been] graduated from Oxford in the class of 1978.
他是牛津大學1978屆畢業生。
詞性變化
graduate
[5^rAdjueit, -dVueit]
vi.
(1)(大學)畢業, 得學位(at)
(2)漸變(into); 漸消(away)
He graduated with honors.
他以優異成績畢業。
graduate
[5^rAdjueit, -dVueit]
n.
[5^rAdVuEt, 5^rAdjuit]
(1)(大學)畢業生, 得學位者, 研究生
(2)【化】量抽筒[杯]
graduate taxation
累進稅 graduateschool [美]研究院[所]
graduate students
研究生
繼承用法
graduated
adj.
(1)畢了業的; 為畢業生設立的
(2)分等級的
(3)分[刻]度的
(4)循序漸進的
graduateship
n.
特殊用法
conical graduate
錐形量杯
external graduate
校外畢業生
glass graduate
玻璃量筒, 玻璃量杯
high school graduate
[美]高中畢業生
measuring graduate
刻度量筒, 刻度量杯
用法詞典
graduate
gradus等級，年級。一個學生升完了學校的這些年級，就到達了graduate(畢業)階段了
英文相關詞典
graduate
advancefinishpasssucceed
[七國語言]英漢公共大詞典
graduate
畢業生;刻度
[七國語言]英漢礦業大詞典
graduate
刻度
[七國語言]英漢原子能大詞典
graduate
刻度
美國傳統詞典
graduate
grad.u.ate
AHD:[gr2j「?-3t」]
D.J.[6gr#d/u87eit]
K.K.[6gr#d/u7et]
v.
grad.u.at.ed, grad.u.at.ing, grad.u.ates
v.intr.
(1)To be granted an academic degree or diploma:
Two thirds of the entering freshmen stayed to graduate.
(2)To change gradually or by degrees.
(3)To advance to a new level of skill, achievement, or activity:
After a summer of diving instruction, they had all graduated to back flips.
v.tr.
(1)To grant an academic degree or diploma to:
The teachers hope to graduate her this spring.
(2)Usage Problem To receive an academic degree from.
(3)To arrange or divide into categories, steps, or grades.
(4)To divide into marked intervals, especially for use in measurement.
n.
AHD:[-1t]
(1)One who has received an academic degree or diploma.
(2)A graduated container, such as a cylinder or beaker.
adj.
AHD:[-1t]
(1)Possessing an academic degree or diploma.
(2)Of, intended for, or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree:
graduate courses.
語源
(1)Middle English graduaten [to confer a degree]
(2)from Medieval Latin gradu3o} gradu3t- [to take a degree]
(3)from Latin gradus [step] * see grade
繼承用法
grad「ua」tor
n.
用法
(1)The verb graduate has denoted the action of conferring an academic degree or diploma since at least 1421, as in She was graduated from Yale in 1980. This earlier pattern of use is still defensible, if slightly old-fashioned, and is acceptable to 78 percent of the Usage Panel. In general usage, however, it has largely yielded to the much more recent active pattern (first attested in 1807):
She graduated from Yale in 1980.
(2)This pattern, which no longer bears any taint of incorrectness, is acceptable to 89 percent of the Panel. It has the advantage of ascribing the accomplishment to the student, rather than to the institution, as is usually appropriate in discussions of individual cases. When the institution's responsibility is emphasized, however, the older pattern may still be recommended. A sentence such as The university graduated more computer science majors in 1987 than in the entire previous decade stresses the university's accomplishment, say, of its computer science program. On the other hand, the sentence More computer science majors graduated in 1987 than in the entire previous decade implies that the class of 1987 was in some way a remarkable group. · The transitive use of graduate, as in She graduated Yale in 1980, was unacceptable to 77 percent of the Usage Panel.
英漢船舶大詞典
graduate
n.分度
英漢電信大詞典
graduate
n.刻度,校正
英漢地質大詞典
graduate
n.量筒,量杯,分度
英漢航空大詞典
graduate
n.分度,刻度
英漢化學大詞典
graduate
vt.畢業,刻度於,分度,校準,裂變,濃縮;n.畢業生,刻度的,量杯
英漢海運大詞典
graduate
量筒，量杯分度，刻度分等級分階段蒸發濃縮(溶液)
英漢進出口商品詞彙大全
graduate
量杯,量筒
英漢計算機大詞典
graduate
vt.畢業(刻度於,分度;n.畢業生(刻度的,量杯)
英漢機械大詞典
graduate
n.分級,刻度
英漢建築大詞典
graduate
n.畢業,得學位,量筒,量杯,分度
英漢汽車大詞典
graduate
n.分級,刻度,校準
英漢水利大詞典
graduate
n.分級,刻度,標度
英漢冶金大詞典
graduate
n.刻度,校準
英漢醫學大詞典
graduate
n.刻度量器
英漢中醫大詞典
graduate
n.大學畢業生