英语释义

• a numerical value assigned to a letter grade received in a course taken at a college or university multiplied by the number of credit hours awarded for the course

片语

Automation grade point自动化评分

Amino acids grade point氨基酸评分

EASI grade point methodEASI法

longa grade point standardlonga评分

Credits grade-point学分绩点

Store grade point店铺评分

Grade Point Measurement绩点度量

grade chalwaysing ange point变坡点

英汉例句

• if you think that inflating your grade point average will get you the job, you may want to reconsider.

  如果你觉得把平均成绩说高一点，会让你获得这份工作，那么你要三思了。

• a communications major, he said he carries about a 3.0 grade point average.

  传媒学专业，他说他平均绩点3.0 。

• 「we don「t know that, and we won」t know it until we see their grade point and test scores, 」 mikva said.

  「我们对此一无所知，而且不到看到他们的等级和考试分数，我们也不绝会知道，」mikva说。

• their daughter, rachel, is a sophomore in college with a 4.0 grade point average.

  他们的女儿瑞秋现在读大二，gpa4.0。

• the researchers also looked at first- and second-year student’s grade point averages, and overall evaluations of dissertations made by independent, outside raters.

  调查者还研究了学生第一、二学年的平均分，并且邀请独立的且与之没有利害关系的评估人对学生的学位论文进行了综合评价。

• the average high school grade point average is 3.09 for girls and 2.86 for boys.

  高中女孩的平均绩点是3.09，男孩是2.86。

• high school students who study music have higher grade point averages that those who don「t.

  学习音乐的高中生的平均绩点要高于那些不学习音乐的。

• according to the study, of the 219 students surveyed, the 148 who use facebook are scoring on average a full grade point lower than their non-facebook peers.

  根据这一研究，受调查的219的学生中，148个使用facebook学生的所有成绩的平均分数（gpa）要比那些不用facebook的同伴低。

• the ohio report shows that students who used facebook had a 「significantly」 lower grade point average - the marking system used in us universities - than those who did not use the site.

  俄亥俄州立大学的研究报告表明，按照美国大学的评分方法，与从不使用该网站的学生相比，使用facebook的学生平均分「低得多」。

• the only kind of reading that related to higher academic performance was frequent novel reading, which predicted better grades in english class and higher overall grade point averages.

  唯一一个与高学习成绩相关联的阅读习惯则是经常阅读长篇小说。它预示着英文老师会给你更高的评级，在总体年级平均成绩上拿到好看的分数。

• portfolio scores, standardized test scores, grade point averages, etcetera).

  这个工具允许教师特许调查和商议申请者的特点的不同平衡（例如组合分数标準测验成绩，年级平均成绩等）。

• 「it predicts how long you’ll live, whether you’ll stay married, your grade point average, 」 duckworth noted.

  「它预测你的寿命有多长，你是否能维持你的婚姻，你的平均成绩。」duckworth指出。

• the company will determine how much a student would need to wager to win that $50, based on factors such as the student」s grade point average, schedule and difficulty of the class.

  公司会决定一个学生需要多少赌注去赢得那50美元，决定基于学生的个人平均成绩，时间规划表以及课程难度等因素。

• the high school grade point average of the class of 2013 is 3.86.

  2013届学员在高中的平均绩点值为3.86。

• first-borns received higher tests scores, in math and verbal ability, while later born children had better grade point averages in english and math.

  结果发现，先出生的孩子数学和语言能力测试成绩更高，而后出生的孩子英语和数学的学业成绩更好。

• the only problem is, i「ve heard that the company won」t even interview anyone whose grade point average is below 3.7, and mine is barely 3.0.

  但唯一的问题是，我听说，如果平均绩点低于3.7，谷歌就连面试的机会也不会给你，而我的平均绩点只有3.0。

• with grade point average, it「s tricky.

  如果成绩一般，那就有点儿困难。

• according to the book 「the millionaire mind,」 the median college grade point average for millionaires is 2.9, and the average sat score is 1190 —hardly harvard material.

  根据「百万富翁的思想」艺术，百万富翁们的大学平均绩点是2.9，平均sat成绩是1190--这都不是进哈佛的料。

• some elite universities will deny thousands of high school seniors with 4.0 grade point averages in search of an elusive quality that one provost called 「intellectual vitality.

  一些精英大学会拒收成千上万平均分为4.0的高中毕业生，而去追寻那些具备“智力活力」特性的人才。

• ll: yes, with full ride scholarships, the student is usually required to maintain a high grade point average, like 3.5 or above.

  你是说，拿全额奖学金的学生平均成绩一定要保持在3.5以上，那要是掉到3.0以下怎么办呢？

• examples include student id, the grade point average (gpa), the student」s major, his or her school, and so on.

  这样的例子包括学生id、总平均成绩（gpa）、学生的专业，他或她的学校，等等。

• one day next month every student at loyola law school los angeles will awake to a higher grade point average.

  下个月的某一天，洛杉矶洛约拉法学院的每个学生将会看到，他们的平均记分点提高了。

• this car cost me $4, 000, i had worked full-time for the remainder of my freshman year (while maintaining a 4.0 grade point average ) in order to purchase this car and afford my very pricey insurance…

  这辆车花了我4,000美元，为了买这辆车并能付得起对我来说高价的保险费，我一直在大一的剩余时间里做全职工作（同时保持4分年级平均成绩）。