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2 Translation results for grade in Spanish

noun | verb

grade noun

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grades
categoría, calidad; grado, rango (militar); curso, año; nota, calificación (en educación); cuesta, pendiente, gradiente

Example sentences of
grade noun

  • •The fifth grade will perform their annual play this week.
  • •I got a good grade on my math test.
  • •Her grades are up this semester.
  • •a grade of 90 percent or better
  • •an expensive grade of leather
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Synonyms of
grade noun

mark, quality, rank, slope, year

grade verb

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graded, has graded, is grading, grades
clasificar; nivelar; calificar (exámenes, alumnos)

Example sentences of
grade verb

  • •Students will be graded on their reading ability.
  • •She hasn't finished grading the exams.
  • •How would you grade your meal on a scale from one to five?
  • •The eggs are graded according to size.
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Synonyms of
grade verb

level, sort
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Reverse translation for grade

categoría  - category, rank, standing 
calidad  - quality, grade, position, status 
grado  - degree (in meteorology and mathematics), extent, level, degree, rank, year, class (in education) 
rango  (militar) - rank, status, high social standing, pomp, splendor 
curso  - course, direction, school year, course, subject (in school) 
año  - anus 
nota  - note, message, announcement, grade, mark (in school), characteristic, feature, touch, note (in music), bill, check (in a restaurant) 
calificación  (en educación) - grade (for a course), rating, score, qualification, qualifying 
cuesta  - slope 
pendiente  - slope, incline, earring 
gradiente  - gradient, slope 
clasificar  - to classify, to sort out, to qualify (in competitions), to rate, to rank 
nivelar  - to level (out) 
calificar  (exámenes, alumnos) - to grade, to describe, to rate, to qualify, to modify (in grammar) 
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