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grading

/ˈɡreɪdɪŋ/

gradingnoun

gradings

Translations

оценка

The grading of the exams took several hours.

Оценка экзаменов заняла несколько часов.

выравнивание

The grading of the land was necessary before construction could begin.

Выравнивание земли было необходимо перед началом строительства.

ранжирование

The grading of the students was based on their performance.

Ранжирование студентов основывалось на их успеваемости.

Additional translations

сортировка

классификация

Definitions

The process of evaluating or assessing the quality, value, or performance of something, often by assigning a score or grade.

The grading of the final exams took the teacher several days to complete.

A level or rank in a scale, often used in the context of quality or difficulty.

The grading of the hiking trails helped hikers choose the right path for their skill level.

The act of leveling or smoothing a surface, especially in construction or landscaping.

The grading of the land was necessary before the construction of the new building could begin.

Synonyms

gradinggerund / present participle

/ˈɡreɪdɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe systems, criteria, or machinery that perform grading.

Definitions

Relating to the evaluation, classification, or leveling of something.

The grading standards were tightened last year.

Synonyms

grading (no change)

gradenoun

Definitions

A particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, or value.

The teacher assigned a grade of A to the student's essay.

A mark indicating the quality of a student's work.

She was disappointed with her grade on the math test.

A level of study in an educational institution, typically one of a series of levels from kindergarten through high school.

He is in the fifth grade this year.

A slope or incline, especially in a road or railway.

The train slowed down as it approached the steep grade.

A category or rank used to classify something, such as a product or material.

The lumber was sorted into different grades based on quality.

gradeverb

grading

Gerund

graded

Past Simple

graded

Past Participle

grading

Gerund

/ɡreɪd/

Translations

оценивать

The teacher will grade the exams tomorrow.

Учитель будет оценивать экзамены завтра.

сортировать

They need to grade the apples before selling them.

Им нужно сортировать яблоки перед продажей.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

gradeadjective

Definitions

Designating or relating to a material, product, or equipment that meets a specified standard of quality or suitability for a particular purpose.

Only food-grade containers should be used for storing water.