graduir in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for graduir in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gradual [Am ˈɡrædʒ(u)əl, Brit ˈɡradʒʊəl] ADJ

gradual change/improvement/increase

gradual

gradual change/improvement/increase

paulatino

gradual slope

no muy empinado

I.graduate VB intr [Am ˈɡrædʒəˌweɪt, Brit ˈɡradʒʊeɪt, ˈɡradjʊeɪt]

1.1. graduate (in education):

graduate (from a college, university)

obtener el título

graduate (from a college, university)

terminar la carrera

graduate (from a college, university)

recibirse LatAm

graduate (from a college, university)

graduarse

graduate (obtain bachelor's degree)

licenciarse

she graduated from Cambridge in 1974

se licenció en la Universidad de Cambridge en 1974

she graduated from Cambridge in 1974

se licenció por la Universidad de Cambridge en 1974 Spain

he graduated in history

se licenció en historia

1.2. graduate (in education) (from high school):

graduate Am

terminar el bachillerato

graduate Am

recibirse de bachiller LatAm

2. graduate (progress):

to graduate (from sth) to sth

pasar (de algo) a algo

they often graduate from marijuana to heroin

a menudo pasan de la marihuana a la heroína

II.graduate VB trans [Am ˈɡrædʒəˌweɪt, Brit ˈɡradʒʊeɪt, ˈɡradjʊeɪt]

1. graduate Am:

graduate SCHOOL, UNIV

conferirle el título a

2.1. graduate flask/test tube form:

graduate

graduar

2.2. graduate payments/contributions:

graduate

escalonar

III.graduate N [Am ˈɡrædʒ(ə)wət, Brit ˈɡradʒʊət, ˈɡradjʊət] graduate school

1. graduate:

graduate (from higher education)

persona con título universitario

graduate (with a bachelor's degree)

licenciado m / licenciada f

a Harvard graduate

un licenciado de Harvard

a Harvard graduate

un egresado de Harvard LatAm

a Harvard graduate attr course/student

de posgrado

a Harvard graduate attr course/student

de postgrado

he was at graduate school Am

estaba haciendo un curso de posgrado

2. graduate (from high school):

graduate Am

bachiller mf

See also graduate school

graduate school Info

graduate school

Especialmente en Estados Unidos, departamento de una universidad que ofrece cursos avanzados para los que quieren seguir estudiando e investigando una vez que han obtenido un título, normalmente después de realizar 3 ó 4 años de estudios universitarios.

graduated [ˈɡradʒʊeɪtɪd, ˈɡradjʊeɪtɪd] ADJ

1. graduated (progressive):

graduated scale

graduado

graduated payments/contributions

escalonado

2. graduated (calibrated):

graduated flask/test tube

graduado

gradually [Am ˈɡrædʒuəli, Brit ˈɡradʒʊli, ˈɡradjʊəli] ADV

gradually change/decline/improve

gradualmente

gradually change/decline/improve

paulatinamente

gradually change/decline/improve

poco a poco

gradually rise/slope

suavemente

you gradually get used to it

uno se va acostumbrando poco a poco

low-grade [Am ˈloʊ ˌɡreɪd, Brit ˈləʊɡreɪd] ADJ

1. low-grade (of inferior quality):

low-grade oil

de baja calidad

2. low-grade MIN:

low-grade ore

pobre

high-grade [Am ˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪd, Brit ˈhʌɪɡreɪd] ADJ

high-grade

de calidad superior

high-grade

de alta calidad

pay grade [ˈpeɪ ɡreɪd] N

pay grade

categoría f salarial

grade crossing N Am

grade crossing

paso m a nivel

grade crossing

crucero m Mex

grader [Am ˈɡreɪdər, Brit ˈɡreɪdə] N

1. grader (student) Am:

a sixth grader

un alumno de sexto grado or año

2. grader (machine for levelling):

grader

niveladora f

grading [Am ˈɡreɪdɪŋ, Brit ˈɡreɪdɪŋ] N

1. grading C or U (classification):

grading

clasificación f

2. grading U Am:

grading SCHOOL, UNIV

calificación f

3. grading Am RAIL → grade crossing

See also grade crossing

grade crossing N Am

grade crossing

paso m a nivel

grade crossing

crucero m Mex

graduir in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for graduir in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gradual [ˈgrædʒʊəl] ADJ

1. gradual (not sudden):

gradual

gradual

2. gradual (not steep):

gradual

suave

graduate¹ [ˈgrædʒʊət] N

1. graduate UNIV:

graduate

licenciado(-a) m (f)

university graduate

licenciado m universitario

2. graduate Am SCHOOL:

graduate

graduado(-a) m (f)

3. graduate (postgraduate):

graduate

pos(t)graduado(-a) m (f)

graduate school

escuela f de pos(t)grado

I.graduate² [ˈgrædʒʊeɪt] VB intr

1. graduate Am:

graduate UNIV

licenciarse

graduate SCHOOL

graduarse

to graduate cum laude

graduarse cum laude

2. graduate (move to a higher level):

graduate

subir de categoría

to graduate to ...

ascender a...

3. graduate (calibrate):

graduate

calibrar

II.graduate² [ˈgrædʒʊeɪt] VB trans Am

graduate

graduar

graduated ADJ

graduated

graduado, -a

gradually [ˈgrædʒʊli] ADV

1. gradually (not steeply):

gradually

gradualmente

2. gradually (not suddenly):

gradually

progresivamente

gradually

paulatinamente

grade crossing N Am

grade crossing

paso m a nivel

grading [ˈgreɪdɪŋ] N

1. grading (gradation):

grading

gradación f

2. grading (classification):

grading

clasificación f

I.grade [greɪd] N

1. grade (rank):

grade

rango m

2. grade Am SCHOOL:

grade

curso m

to skip a grade

perder un curso

3. grade (mark):

grade

nota f

good/bad grades

buenas/malas notas

4. grade (level of quality):

grade

clase f

grade

calidad f

high/low grade

alta/baja calidad

5. grade Am GEO:

grade

pendiente f

gentle/steep grade

pendiente suave/pronunciada

Phrases:

to be on the down grade

ir cuesta abajo

to be on the up grade

prosperar

to make the grade

dar la talla

II.grade [greɪd] VB trans

1. grade SCHOOL, UNIV (evaluate):

grade

evaluar

to grade up/down

subir/bajar la nota

2. grade (categorize):

grade

clasificar

I.degrade [dɪˈgreɪd] VB trans

1. degrade a. CHEM:

degrade

degradar

to degrade oneself

rebajarse

2. degrade (destroy):

degrade the environment

destruir

II.degrade [dɪˈgreɪd] VB intr ELEC

degrade

distorsionarse

graduate N

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graduate SCHOOL, UNIV

egresado(a) m(f) LatAm