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graded

UK
/ˈɡreɪdɪd/
US
/ˈɡreɪdɪd/

Übersetzungen

gradedadjektiv
more graded
Komp.
most graded
Super.
UK
/ˈɡreɪ.dɪd/
US
/ˈɡreɪ.tɪd/
The graded levels of difficulty in the course help students progress gradually.
Les niveaux gradués de difficulté du cours aident les étudiants à progresser progressivement.
notéDans le contexte scolaire ou universitaire.
The graded assignments were returned to the students with feedback from the teacher.
Les devoirs notés ont été rendus aux étudiants avec les commentaires du professeur.
niveléEn géométrie, travaux publics ou aménagement de surface.
The driveway was graded to prevent water from pooling near the garage.
L'allée a été nivelée pour empêcher l'eau de s'accumuler près du garage.
Synonyme
ranked
classified
ordered
scaled
evaluated
gradeverb

graded

Präteritum

graded
Präteritum
graded
Partizip Perfekt
grading
Gerundium
UK
/ɡreɪd/
US
/ɡreɪd/
noterAttribuer une note.
The teacher will grade the exams over the weekend.
L’enseignant notera les examens pendant le week-end.
The construction crew will grade the land before building begins.
L’équipe de construction nivellera le terrain avant le début des travaux.
classerPar ordre de qualité, de taille ou d’intensité.
The fruits are graded according to size before being packed.
Les fruits sont classés selon leur taille avant d’être emballés.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
dégraderEn peinture ou en graphisme, pour un passage progressif des couleurs ou des tons.
Synonyme
rate
evaluate
assess
score
classify
rank
appraise
judge

Definitionen

gradedadjektiv
Arranged in a series or according to a scale.
The graded levels of difficulty in the course ensure that students can progress at their own pace.
Having been evaluated or given a score.
The graded assignments were returned to the students with feedback from the teacher.
Leveled or sloped to a specified gradient, especially of a road or surface.
The driveway was graded to prevent water from pooling near the garage.
gradeverb
To assign a score or mark to a student's work.
The teacher will grade the exams over the weekend.
To level or smooth a surface, especially a road or land.
The construction crew will grade the land before building begins.
To arrange or classify items or people in a series based on quality, size, or intensity.
The fruits are graded according to size before being packed.
To undergo a gradual transition in color, tone, or level; to blend or change smoothly.
The sunset sky graded from orange to deep purple.
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