graded

英 [ˈɡreɪdɪd]

美 [ˈɡreɪdɪd]

adj.  (按难度、大小等)分级的
v.  (按能力、质量、大小等将…)分级，分等，分类; 给…评分; 给…分数
grade的过去分词和过去式

过去式：graded　过去分词：graded　

BNC.16578 / COCA.23153

牛津词典

adj.

• （按难度、大小等）分级的
  arranged in order or in groups according to difficulty, size, etc.
  1. graded tests for language students
     语言学习者的分级考试
  2. graded doses of a drug
     药物的分级剂量

柯林斯词典

• （动词或副词）有程度之分的，分级的
  In this dictionary, agradedadjective or adverb is one which is sometimes used with an adverb or phrase indicating degree. 'Clever' is an example of a graded adjective.

英英释义

adj

• arranged in a sequence of grades or ranks
  1. stratified areas of the distribution
  Synonym:rankedstratified

双语例句

• The severity and the chronicity of the slips were graded.
  并对滑脱的严重性和慢性化程度进行了分级。
• I'm not struggling, I'm actually being graded unfairly.
  我虽然不怎么努力，但是我觉得对我的评分不公正。
• These baskets of apples have not been graded yet.
  这几筐苹果还未分级。
• 497. The graduated comrade gradually graded the trademarks after the parade.
  497.阅兵过后，那位毕了业的同志逐渐将商标分了等级。
• Each problem set will be graded by a group of students with the guidance of your TA.
  每一个题组都会由一组在助教指导下的学生进行评分。
• Houses are graded from nought to ten for energy efficiency
  房屋按照能耗标准划分为0至10级。
• They are carefully graded.
  它们被仔细地分成各种级别。
• All of the reports have been graded.
  所有的报告都分了等级。
• Some college courses are graded in terms of either a pass or a fail.
  有些大学课程按及格或不及格打分。
• That one of my teaching assistants has graded.
  我的助教评分用的那个。