英语释义

• a person who has received a degree from a school (high school or college or university)

• one-hundredth of a right angle

片语

Post Grad毕业生生存指南（美国电影）

Grad Fahrenheit华氏度

Marcia Grad玛西娅·格拉德

energy grad能源品位

tolerance grad公差等级

schoolfellow校友；同学

grad school研究生院（graduate school）

grad graduate毕业

ND Grad中灰镜效果

英汉例句

• After Babson grad Ross Beyeler「s first company, a website with online tools for artists, failed in 2008, he began working as a freelance web designer for small businesses.

  自从2008年创办的第一家网站(为艺术家提供在线工具)失败后，百森(Babson)商学院的毕业生Ross Beyeler成为了一个自由职业者，开始为一些小企业设计网站。

• Just this week, she and Lawrence sent two grad students to Chile to install 50 more computer sensors there.

  就在上周，她和劳伦斯将两名研究生送到智利，在那里安装了50多个笔记本电脑传感器。

• Another student I knew in grad school was told not to defend, based on the draft of his dissertation. He overruled his committee」s advice, and failed his defense.

  我知道还有一位研究生，不是在答辩期间，而是在他提交论文初稿的时候就无视学位委员会老师的建议，结果没有获得答辩资格。

• The grad majoring in law found that he hadn’t probed deep enough into tax laws.

  主修法律专业的余良德发现自己对税法的研究还不够深刻。

• Getting their economies rich enough to move people into classrooms and laboratories is far more likely to yield growth-boosting innovations than trying to get a marginal college grad to get a PhD.

  让这些国家足够富裕得可以使这些人走进教室和实验室，和让本国的一个边缘大学生成为博士相比，前者更容易产出可促进增长的创新。

• A new college grad desperately wanted to be a DBA but only received programming job offers.

  一名刚毕业的大学生很想成为一名DBA，但却只找到了编程的工作。

• They「ve lived in this Los Angeles bungalow for five years, and since meeting in grad school at Cal Arts, the two have made art and design an important part of their relationship.

  他们在这间位于洛杉矶的小屋里面已经住了五年。两人是在加州艺术学院认识的，自那时起，艺术和设计就是他们生活中占据非常重要的地位。

• Harking back to the far-off days when he was a grad student, physicist Stephen Hawking recalls how physicists bristled at the idea of a big bang, with its echoes of the biblical Genesis story.

  霍金回忆在那遥远的日子里，当时他还是一个大学毕业生，物理学家斯蒂芬·霍金回忆了当年有些物理学家对大爆炸的想法感到非常恼怒，并用圣经创世纪里的故事来予以回答。

• They are about to try the distance again; she has a three-month internship in Berlin as part of grad school.

  现在，他们又得尝试一次分开两地了。 比安要去柏林做三个月的实习生，这是毕业要求的一部分。

• The first commercially successful product was patented by MIT grad Hiram Percy Maxim in 1909.

  首个成功的商用产品是由麻省理工学院的毕业生HiramPercy于1909年专利研制的。

• Meanwhile, the difference was even more pronounced for high school grad women than their collegiate counterparts.

  同时，对于高中毕业和大学毕业的女士来说，这个差距更明显。

• Hey, I wish I could take out another student loan for a grad degree; meanwhile, these folks are going to college as some forced vocational exercise.

  嘿，我真希望可以申请助学贷款拿个硕士学位；然而，与此同时，这些学生去上大学却像是被迫接受职业训练。

• If you do have to leave grad school, in the worst case it won」t be for too long.

  如果因为创业你必须离开学校，好歹这种痛苦不会持续太长时间。

• After Erin Duvall, a 26-year-old writer, moved to los Angeles last year for grad school, she found that email helped her become closer to a good friend in Nashville, Ashley Schwartau.

  一位26岁的作家爱林?杜法儿在去年为了毕业生学校搬去了洛杉矶后，她发现电子邮件帮助她和一个在纳什维尔的好朋友爱什丽?斯科娃桃更亲近了。

• That「s close to our rent payment, and is more money than I lived on throughout college and grad school.

  这都与我们的支付租金差不多了，并且比我住在大学和研究生院的费用高多了。

• These can certainly affect your life-it」s hard to get into grad school, or to get a work visa in the US, without an undergraduate degree-but tests like this will matter less and less.

  它们肯定能够影响你的人生——没有本科学位，你很难申请研究生院入学，或者得到一张美国的工作签证——但是这种衡量标準的重要性将变得越来越小。

• Rule explained – 「My buddies are my most precious gain from my college years,」 Zhang Jiayang, 22, a computer science grad from Tongji University said with pride during a job interview.

  注解——22岁的张嘉扬（音译）毕业于上海同济大学计算机科学系，他在面试时很自豪地说：「我的兄弟们是我大学年代最珍贵的财富。

• I wanted to continue to grad school and become a psychologist, but needed to make a little money first.

  毕业之后我想继续上研究生院，将来成为一名心理学家，但首先得赚点钱再说。

• 「I「m in this grad program right now, and it」s totally consuming,」 he said.

  “目前我正在毕业生程序项目中并且这非常强烈」，他说。

• Flash forward seven years: the first company I worked for as a recent college grad had its monthly birthday celebration, and I had an overwhelming sense of deja vu.

  从这个时间快速推进七年：我大学刚毕业从事第一份工作的那家公司每个月都举办生日庆祝会，我当时有种强烈的似曾相识的感觉。

• A few years ago I quit my job managing a web company and went to grad school to study fiction writing.

  几年前，我辞掉了管理一家网络公司的工作，去一家研究生院开始学习小说写作。

• Well, women now make up the majority of college and grad school students, even in many areas in science and technology traditionally considered to be men’s domains.

  好吧，女性现在已经是大学和研究生院的主力军，甚至在许多传统上被认为是男性专区的科技领域里亦如此。

• This is a skill that they forge in grad school.

  这是他们要在学院里学习掌握的能力。

• Chris had on jeans and a t-shirt—the Columbia grad student uniform—while everyone else was wearing white. Great.

  打心底说他希望这间教室能比门牌上写得更吸引人 走进这间空旷而灯光昏暗的教室 坐在一张席子上克里斯穿的是哥伦比亚的学生制服--牛仔裤T恤衫 感觉太棒了就像别人总习惯穿着白色套装一样.