grade

US /ɡreɪd/

UK /ɡreɪd/

gred, tahap, kualiti

a level of quality, size, importance, etc.

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This is a high grade olive oil.

Ini adalah minyak zaitun gred tinggi.

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The meat was of the highest grade.

Daging itu adalah gred tertinggi.

gred, markah

a mark indicating the quality of a student's work

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She got a good grade on her essay.

Dia mendapat gred yang baik untuk eseinya.

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What grade did you get in math?

Gred apa yang awak dapat dalam matematik?

darjah, tahun

a division of a school according to the age or progress of the students

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My daughter is in the fifth grade.

Anak perempuan saya di darjah lima.

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He skipped a grade because he was so smart.

Dia melangkau satu gred kerana dia sangat pandai.

cerun, kecerunan

the slope of a road, railway, etc.

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The road has a steep grade.

Jalan itu mempunyai cerun yang curam.

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We had to climb a long, uphill grade.

Kami terpaksa mendaki cerun yang panjang dan menanjak.

menggredkan, menilai, mengelaskan

to arrange in grades; classify

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The teacher will grade the exams next week.

Guru akan menilai peperiksaan minggu depan.

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We need to grade these apples by size.

Kita perlu menggredkan epal ini mengikut saiz.