英语词组graduated是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Christmas graduate

A college or university student who discontinues their education after the end of the first term (i.e., around Christmastime). Primarily heard in US, South Africa. While I firmly believe in the importance of continued education, there are always a few Christmas graduates each year for whom college is just not well suited.

graduate from (something)

1. To complete one's studies in a particular school or program. I can't believe we're about to graduate from college—how did four years go by that quickly? I graduate from my doctoral program in May.

2. To advance to a higher rank. At the end of the summer, I'll graduate from being a junior counselor to being a regular camp counselor.

graduate in (something)

To complete one's studies in a particular subject. It took six years, but I finally graduated in biology.

graduate with (something)

To complete one's studies in a particular school or program, resulting in the awarding of a particular degree or status. It took six years, but I finally graduated with a degree in biology. Of course Haley graduated with highest honors—she's always been a great student.

graduate (in something) (with something)

to earn a degree in some subject with honors, etc. I graduated in math with highest honors. Sharon graduated with honors in medicine.

graduate (in something) (with something)

to earn a degree in some subject with honors, etc. I graduated in math with highest honors. Sharon graduated with honors in medicine.

graduate from

1. To move up from one position, rank, or level, to a higher one: That year, the athletes graduated from amateur to professional status in the competition.

2. To complete the academic requirements of some institution, usually receiving an academic degree: I graduated from college with a degree in history.

graduate in

To complete the requirements of an institution and receive an academic degree in some subject: I graduated in mathematics from the local community college.

graduate with

To complete the academic requirements of an institution for something, especially a degree or an honor: I graduated with a degree in mathematics. Few students graduated with honors this year.

graduate

(ˈgrædʒuət)

1. n. a person experienced in life, especially sexually experienced. Britney is a graduate. Nothing is new to her.

2. (ˈgrædʒuet) in. to move from casual drug use to addiction. (Drugs.) Gert graduated to smack after only a year of skin-popping.

词组	graduated
释义	(redirected from graduated) Christmas graduate A college or university student who discontinues their education after the end of the first term (i.e., around Christmastime). Primarily heard in US, South Africa. While I firmly believe in the importance of continued education, there are always a few Christmas graduates each year for whom college is just not well suited. graduate from (something) 1. To complete one's studies in a particular school or program. I can't believe we're about to graduate from college—how did four years go by that quickly? I graduate from my doctoral program in May. 2. To advance to a higher rank. At the end of the summer, I'll graduate from being a junior counselor to being a regular camp counselor. graduate in (something) To complete one's studies in a particular subject. It took six years, but I finally graduated in biology. graduate with (something) To complete one's studies in a particular school or program, resulting in the awarding of a particular degree or status. It took six years, but I finally graduated with a degree in biology. Of course Haley graduated with highest honors—she's always been a great student. graduate (in something) (with something) to earn a degree in some subject with honors, etc. I graduated in math with highest honors. Sharon graduated with honors in medicine. graduate (in something) (with something) to earn a degree in some subject with honors, etc. I graduated in math with highest honors. Sharon graduated with honors in medicine. graduate from v. 1. To move up from one position, rank, or level, to a higher one: That year, the athletes graduated from amateur to professional status in the competition. 2. To complete the academic requirements of some institution, usually receiving an academic degree: I graduated from college with a degree in history. graduate in v. To complete the requirements of an institution and receive an academic degree in some subject: I graduated in mathematics from the local community college. graduate with v. To complete the academic requirements of an institution for something, especially a degree or an honor: I graduated with a degree in mathematics. Few students graduated with honors this year. graduate (ˈgrædʒuət) 1. n. a person experienced in life, especially sexually experienced. Britney is a graduate. Nothing is new to her. 2. (ˈgrædʒuet) in. to move from casual drug use to addiction. (Drugs.) Gert graduated to smack after only a year of skin-popping.
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