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graded

/ˈɡɹeɪdɪd/

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verb

评分，评判。

To assign scores to the components of an academic test.

Examples :

"The teacher graded the students' math quizzes after school. "

放学后，老师批改了学生的数学小测验。

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verb

评分，评级。

To assign a score to overall academic performance.

Examples :

"The teacher graded the students' essays based on their argumentation and writing style. "

老师根据学生的论证和写作风格给他们的文章评了分。

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verb

分级，评级.

To organize in grades.

Examples :

"a graded reader"

分级读物

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verb

平整，铲平。

To flatten, level, or smooth a large surface.

Examples :

"The construction crew graded the land before building the new house. "

建筑队在建造新房前，先把这块地铲平整了。

building architecture environment

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verb

削减缝份, 修剪缝份

To remove or trim part of a seam allowance from a finished seam so as to reduce bulk and make the finished piece more even when turned right side out.

Examples :

"To reduce bulk and make the collar lie flat, she graded the seam allowance. "

为了减少厚度并使衣领平整，她修剪了缝份。

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verb

渐变，分级。

To pass imperceptibly from one grade into another.

Examples :

"The paint on the wall graded from a vibrant orange at the bottom to a pale yellow near the ceiling. "

墙上的油漆从底部鲜艳的橙色逐渐过渡到靠近天花板的淡黄色。

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adjective

平整的，压实的

Having been smoothed by a grader.

Examples :

"a graded road"

一条平整压实的路

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adjective

分级的，等级的

Forming a series decreasing or increasing in intensity of a given quality.

Examples :

"The store displayed a graded selection of coffee beans, from light roast to dark. "

这家店展示了一系列分级的咖啡豆，从浅度烘焙到深度烘焙。

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