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grad

/grad/US // græd //UK // (ɡræd) //

逐渐,渐进,逐步,毕业生

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Informal.

    • : a graduate.

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Examples

  • Right now, my life is mostly classical because I teach grad students who are going to be conductors.

  • The Naval Postgraduate School, a grad institution for Naval officers and others, is the first place to put one of these massive Xerox machines into service.

  • Kalita interviews 20-year old P-TECH grad Shekinah Griffith.

  • Navigating the job hunt during Covid was already very difficult because hospitals were on hiring freezes, and many just didn’t have a budget to train new nursing grads.

  • Fresh out of grad school in 2015, Amber Nichols was looking for a job in the NBA and life experience that would force her to grow.

  • Terry Castle has this great book called The Professor, which came out after I was in grad school.

  • Susli, the one-time chemistry grad student, started helping Lloyd and Postol with research into hexamine.

  • Luckily for the Harvard grad, it was his last week at the internship.

  • Soldiers said they were attacked with artillery, tanks, mortars and Grad missiles.

  • Ukrainian Grad rocket salvos and artillery have them on edge.

  • Then he shook her stiffly by the hand and, turning away, devoted himself to the post-grad.

  • Dad teaches in Berkeley three days a week, working with a few grad students in the library science program.

  • In 1995, they represented a Berkeley mathematics grad student called Dan Bernstein in court.

  • An old grad fell backward off the bleachers, barely escaping a broken neck.

  • And now,” a big burly grad, wearing a tall paper hat exclaimed, “we shall proceed to pass the basket.