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

I hear about the Spring Festival is very grad in China, isn't it?
我听说在中国春节是一个很隆重很盛大的节日，是吗？
Gordon: But I applying for Grad school, I already have a Bachelor degree, didn't you know that?
戈登：可我申请的是研究生院，我已经有学士学位了，你不知道吗？
He's a grad student at caltech.
他是加州理工的研究生。
A new college grad desperately wanted to be a DBA but only received programming job offers.
一名刚毕业的大学生很想成为一名DBA，但却只找到了编程的工作。
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。
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；
You're a Seoul University grad.
你说你是汉城大学的毕业生。
In the Wuhan University grad program, to cite one example.
拿武汉大学为例，在研究生论文中。
The band's initial local performances ranged from high school gymnasium dances to Grad Night at Sea World.
乐队最初的演唱只限于从高中体育馆的舞曲劲歌到海洋世界的戈莱之夜。
Stop getting in more debt attending a grad school program that does not align with your passion.
不要为了一个自己没有热情的学科项目而负债累累了。