grade
noun
1 grade
A body of students who are taught together.
synonyms: class, course, form.
Roget 541:
learner,
scholar,
student,
pupil;
apprentice,
prentice†,
journeyman;
articled clerk;
beginner,
tyro,
amateur,
rank amateur;
abecedarian,
alphabetarian†;
alumnus,
eleve [Fr.].
recruit,
raw recruit,
novice,
neophyte,
inceptor†,
catechumen,
probationer;
seminarian,
chela,
fellow-commoner;
debutant.
[apprentice medical doctors]
intern;
resident.
schoolboy;
fresh,
freshman,
frosh;
junior soph†,
junior;
senior soph†,
senior;
sophister†,
sophomore;
questionist†.
[college and university students]
undergraduate;
graduate student;
law student;
medical student;
pre-med;
post-doctoral student,
post-doc;
matriculated student;
part-time student,
night student,
auditor.
[group of learners]
class,
grade,
seminar,
form,
remove;
pupilage
etc.
(learning)
539.
disciple,
follower,
apostle,
proselyte;
fellow-student,
condisciple†.
[place of learning]
school
etc.
542.
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Dutch: promotie
Polish: kurs
2 grade
A relative position or degree of value in a graded group:
— Lumber of the highest grade.
synonyms: level, tier.
Polish: sort
3 grade
The gradient of a slope or road or other surface.
4 grade
One-hundredth of a right angle.
synonym: grad.
Polish: grad, gon, gradus
5 grade
A degree of ablaut.
synonym: gradation.
Roget 26:
degree,
grade,
extent,
measure,
amount,
ratio,
stint,
standard,
height,
pitch;
reach,
amplitude,
range,
scope,
caliber;
gradation,
shade;
tenor,
compass;
sphere,
station,
rank,
standing;
rate,
way,
sort.
point,
mark,
stage
etc.
(term)
71;
intensity,
strength
etc.
(greatness)
31.
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6 grade
A number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance):
— Grade A milk.
synonyms: mark, score.
Roget 71:
term,
rank,
station,
stage,
step;
degree
etc.
26;
scale,
remove,
grade,
link,
peg,
round of the ladder,
status,
position,
place,
point,
mark,
pas,
period,
pitch;
stand,
standing;
footing,
range.
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Dutch: buis, cijfer, mark, onvoldoende, punt
Polish: ocenka
7 grade
The height of the ground on which something stands:
— The base of the tower was below grade.
synonym: ground level.
8 grade
A position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality:
— A moderate grade of intelligence.
synonyms: degree, level.
Dutch: graad, level, mate, niveau, peil, plan
Polish: pułap, stopień, poziom
9 grade
A variety of cattle produced by crossbreeding with a superior breed.
verb
1 grade
Assign a rank or rating to.
synonyms: order, place, range, rank, rate.
Roget 60:
reduce to order,
bring into order;
introduce order into;
rally.
arrange,
dispose,
place,
form;
put in order,
set in order,
place in order;
set out,
collocate,
pack,
marshal,
range,
size,
rank,
group,
parcel out,
allot,
distribute,
deal;
cast the parts,
assign the parts;
dispose of,
assign places to;
assort,
sort;
sift,
riddle;
put to rights,
set to rights,
put into shape,
put in trim,
put in array;
apportion.
class,
classify;
divide;
file,
string together,
thread;
register
etc.
(record)
551;
catalogue,
tabulate,
index,
graduate,
digest,
grade.
methodize,
regulate,
systematize,
coordinate,
organize,
settle,
fix.
unravel,
disentangle,
ravel,
card;
disembroil†;
feaze†.
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2 grade
Level to the right gradient.
3 grade
Assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation:
— Grade tests.
synonyms: mark, score.
4 grade
Determine the grade of or assign a grade to.
Dutch: sorteren, uitzoeken
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