grad

英 [ɡræd]

美 [ɡræd]

n. 同 graduate; 毕业

复数：grads　

COCA.10355

柯林斯词典

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

Weren't you gonna apply to grad school here?
你不是要申请这里的研究所吗？
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。
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。
In the Wuhan University grad program, to cite one example.
拿武汉大学为例，在研究生论文中。
Please! Don't treat me like a grad student.
请别把我当成你的研究生！
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。
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；
He's a grad student at caltech.
他是加州理工的研究生。
And those grad students who spent the year doing research and teaching showed bigger improvements in coming up with testable hypotheses and in the design of valid experiments.
而那些花了一年时间做研究和教学的学生在提出可检验性假设和有效实验设计中有很大提高。
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。