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graduated

/ˈɡrædʒuətɪd/

/ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪtɪd/

Translations

graduatedadjective

more graduated

Comp.

most graduated

Super.

/ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪtɪd/

graduéSe dit d’une échelle, d’un récipient ou d’un instrument marqué par des graduations.

The graduated cylinder allowed for precise measurement of the liquid.

L’éprouvette graduée a permis de mesurer le liquide avec précision.

Additional translations

dégradéSe dit de nuances, de couleurs ou d’intensités disposées progressivement.

Synonyms

graduatedpast participle

/ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪtɪd/

Used to describe someone or something that has completed graduation.

diplôméSe dit d’une personne ayant terminé avec succès un cursus ou un diplôme universitaire.

The company was eager to hire newly graduated engineers.

L’entreprise était impatiente d’embaucher de jeunes ingénieurs fraîchement diplômés.

Synonyms

graduateverb

graduated

Past Simple

graduated

Past Simple

graduated

Past Participle

graduating

Gerund

/ˈɡrædʒuət/

/ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪt/

obtenir son diplômePour une personne qui termine des études ou une formation.

She will graduate from college next spring.

Elle obtiendra son diplôme universitaire au printemps prochain.

graduerEn sciences et en laboratoire, pour marquer une échelle de mesure.

The laboratory technician will graduate the cylinder to ensure accurate measurements.

Le technicien de laboratoire graduera le cylindre afin d’assurer des mesures précises.

Additional translations

passer àPour exprimer une progression vers un niveau supérieur.

diplômerSoutenu; pour une institution qui décerne un diplôme à quelqu’un.

Synonyms

move up

graduatepast participle

graduated

Used for the form 'graduated' meaning calibrated or arranged in degrees or stages.

graduéMarqué d’échelons ou de divisions; calibré.

Pour the solution into a graduated cylinder for accurate measurement.

Versez la solution dans un cylindre gradué pour une mesure précise.

Additional translations

progressifRéparti par étapes successives.

Synonyms

Definitions

graduatedadjective

Marked with or divided into degrees or intervals, often used to describe a scale or measuring instrument.

The graduated cylinder allowed for precise measurement of the liquid.

Arranged in a series or according to a scale, often in terms of size, degree, or intensity.

The graduated shades of blue in the painting created a soothing effect.

graduatedpast participle

Having successfully completed an academic degree or program of study.

The company was eager to hire newly graduated engineers.

graduateverb

To successfully complete an academic degree, course of training, or high school.

She will graduate from college next spring.

To mark a container with a scale of measurement.

The laboratory technician will graduate the cylinder to ensure accurate measurements.

To move or progress to a new level, stage, or grade.

After gaining confidence on the bunny slope, she graduated to the intermediate runs.

To award an academic degree or diploma to (someone).

The university graduated more than two thousand students last year.

graduatepast participle

Marked with degrees, divisions, or measurements; calibrated.

Pour the solution into a graduated cylinder for accurate measurement.

Arranged in a series of successive steps or stages.

The therapist recommended a graduated exercise program to rebuild strength.