at grade

at grade

On the same level. Typically said of streets and railroad tracks. A: "Is the train station up on the hill? Because I don't know that I can make it all the way up there!" B: "No, don't worry, the station is at grade with the street."
See also: grade
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • right side of the tracks
  • the right side of the tracks
  • the wrong side of the tracks
  • wrong side of the tracks
  • wrong side of the tracks, the
  • side of the tracks
  • the other side of the tracks
  • other side of the tracks
  • any (one) worth (one's) salt
  • in tracks
References in periodicals archive
POWYS: Nearly seven out of 10 results (69%) were at grades A*-C.
SWANSEA: A total of 98.5% of entries resulted in passes at grades A*-G.
WREXHAM: There were 59.2% passes at grades A*-C, an improvement of 2.3% on last year's results.
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