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grade Significado & definición

0 a number or letter that shows how good your work is -- nota
- Carla got a grade A in German.
1 a level of quality, size, importance, etc. -- nivel, calidad
- I applied for a position a grade higher than my current job.
2 a school class for students of the same age or ability -- curso
- My son is in fifth grade.
3 to separate people or things into different levels of quality, size, importance, etc. -- clasificar
- The fruit is washed and then graded by size.
4 to give a score to a student’s piece of work -- calificar
- to grade work/papers
5 a mark for a piece of work that shows how good it is -- nota [ feminine ]
- I got the best grade in the class. Obtuve la mejor nota en la clase.
- a student who gets good grades un estudiante que obtiene buenas notas
6 one of the levels in a U.S. school that students are put in according to their age -- curso [ masculine ]
- She’s in 5th grade. Ella está en quinto curso.
7 a ranking of quality or importance -- grado [ masculine ]
- low grade lumber madera de baja calidad
- high grade maple syrup jarabe de arce de alta calidad
8 to give a grade to a student’s work -- calificar
- to grade papers calificar papeles
9 to separate into groups according to grade -- clasificar
- The fruit is graded by size. La fruta se clasifica por tamaño.

Thirdly, a simpler system should be introduced for awarding academic promotion, whilst ensuring that the criteria for granting grades and qualifications continue to be transparent.
My group grades the present rule an emphatic 'unsatisfactory', but gives the new one a good seven out of ten.
We have also set ourselves targets for this year, at various levels, up to the highest grades.
To achieve this, the annual targets are set on the basis of anticipated turnover in the grades each year.
A high grade of biodiversity is crucial for a healthy living environment, for food security and for quality of life in general.
We must therefore have good arguments to explain why designation of origin needs to consist of more than alcohol content, quality grade and colour.