grade in Chinese
grade in Chinese is 分数, 屈光度, 年 — grade means a mark or score showing how well someone did on a test or in a course.
grade in Chinese
分数
Pronounced: fēn shù
(chiefly, North America, Philippines) Performance on a test or other evaluation(s), expressed by a number, letter, or other symbol; a score.
屈光度
Pronounced: qū guāng dù
A degree or level of something; a position within a scale; a degree of quality.
年
Pronounced: nián
(North America, Philippines, education) A level of primary and secondary education.
What does "grade" mean?
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noun A mark or score showing how well someone did on a test or in a course.
"She got an A grade on her final exam."
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noun A level of quality, rank, or degree within a scale.
"This is a high-grade steel used in aircraft parts."
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noun A year or level of school (US usage), such as third grade or ninth grade.
"My daughter just started fourth grade."
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noun The slope or steepness of a road, hill, or railway track.
"Trucks must shift down on the steep grade."
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grade in a sentence
- She got an A grade on her final exam.
- His grades improved a lot after he started studying every night.
- This is a high-grade steel used in aircraft parts.
- The shop sells three grades of olive oil, and the best grade costs the most.
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What is "grade" in Chinese?
"grade" in Chinese is 分数, 屈光度, 年. grade means: A mark or score showing how well someone did on a test or in a course.
How do you pronounce 分数?
"grade" in Chinese is 分数, pronounced "fēn shù".
How do you use "grade" in a sentence?
Example: "She got an A grade on her final exam." In Chinese, "grade" is 分数, 屈光度, 年.
Are there other ways to say "grade" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "grade": 分数, 屈光度, 年.
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