A2adjective · common

graduate

graduate · more graduate · most graduate

послевузовский

Aufbau-, Doktoranden-, weiterführend

Graduated, arranged by degreesGraduated, arranged by degrees

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US/ˈɡɹæd͡ʒuɪt/

» Tom doesn't have a graduate degree.

Tom hat keinen Universitätsabschluss. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

У Тома немає вищої освіти. — deniko

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Meaning

3 senses

Graduated, arranged by degrees
Holding an academic degree
Relating to an academic degree
of or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree

Examples

874 sentences

Tom doesn't have a graduate degree.
У Тома немає вищої освіти. — deniko
deTom hat keinen Universitätsabschluss. — Pfirsichbaeumchen
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You're a graduate student, aren't you?
Ти ж аспірант? — deniko
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When did you graduate from high school?
Коли ти закінчив школу? — deniko
ruКогда ты закончил школу? — afyodor
deWann haben Sie Ihren Schulabschluss gemacht? — mayabe
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If you fail this class, you won't be able to graduate.
Якщо ти не здаш цей предмет, ти не зможеш закінчити університет. — deniko
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I never graduated from high school.
Я так і не закінчив середню школу. — deniko
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Origin

From Middle English graduat(e) (“(noun) a graduate of a university; (adjective) graduate,

From Middle English graduat(e) (“(noun) a graduate of a university; (adjective) graduate, having graduated”, also used as the past participle of graduaten (“to graduate”)), borrowed from Medieval Latin graduātus (“graduated, graduate”), perfect passive participle of graduō (“to graduate”) (see -ate (adjective-forming suffix)), from gradus (“step”) + -ō (verb-forming suffix). The noun is originally derived within Latin from the adjective via substantivization, see -ate (noun-forming suffix). Sense 10 of the verb, relating to Japanese entertainment, is a semantic loan from Japanese 卒業 (sotsugyō).

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