英语释义

1. graduate

2. one hundredth of a right angle

3. graduated

片语

Average Grads平均梯度

grads centrifugation梯度离心

error grads误差梯度

grads error梯度误差

grads direction方梯度向

grads expense梯度消费

conjugated grads共轭梯度方向

GRADS systemGrADS系统

英汉例句

• As the young man explains, there are too many recent grads looking for jobs, while companies want only the most qualified people at the lowest price.

  他解释说，有太多的毕业生在寻找工作，公司就会把职位以最低的工资提供给有限的人。

• NACE「s newest survey, also noted that employers planned to hire 14.5 percent more college grads this year, compared to the 2004-2005 academic year.

  NACE最新调查报告同时显示，与2004-2005学年相比，雇主今年计划招聘的大学毕业生人数增长了14.5%。

• And while more than half of this year」s high school grads are expected to be enrolled in college in the fall, most will have to work to help pay the bills.

  今年秋季有望超过一半的高中毕业生会被大学录取，但是大多数学生将不得不工作来支付学费。

• A study out yesterday from Rutgers University found that, not surprisingly, college grads are having a tough time finding a job.

  罗格斯大学昨日发布的一项研究表明，大学毕业生在找工作方面正在经历一段艰难的时刻，而这这并不奇怪。

• But it「s not just company founders and CEOs or Ivy League grads that can benefit from having a strong sense of conviction.

  不是只有公司创始人、CEO或者常春藤联盟毕业生才能从拥有强烈的信念中受益。

• In his opinion, college grads need to hold on to their first job for at least a year.

  在他看来，高校毕业生在第一个工作岗位上至少要坚持一年时间。

• Meng, the career consultant, advises grads to reflect on their performances more often.

  职业顾问孟光建议毕业生应多多反省自身表现。

• Many grads are underemployed, working as shop attendants or on factory lines, and not because there aren」t white-collar jobs open but because they aren「t qualified for any available positions.

  很多毕业生就业无门，只能当商店服务员或在工厂流水线上工作，这不是因为没有可供选择的白领工作，而是因为他们不能胜任任何现有的职位。

• 「Reform needs grads with fresh ideas, 」 said Chen.

  陈曦表示：「改革需要有新思想的毕业生。」

• What seems most clear is that less-educated, lower-income couples split up more often than college grads and may be doing so in higher Numbers than before.

  很明显，那些文化程度不高收入较低的夫妻比大学毕业生更容易离婚，并且这种趋势随着时代变迁愈发明显。

• Coming up with a curriculum that would turn likely dropouts into college grads was a major challenge, but figuring out how to pay for the school seemed an even bigger obstacle.

  把这些本来要辍学的孩子变成大学毕业生是主要的挑战，但是孩子们在支付学费上似乎具有更加大的困难。

• American grads may have more to look forward to than the average grad. 85% of the 2010 class graduated with internship experience.

  美国大学的大学毕业生可能比一般的大学毕业生更加期待实习机会。这所学校2010年的毕业生中85%有过实习经历。

• Not surprisingly, law school is one of the most popular destinations for Yale grads majoring in history.

  因此，上法学院是耶鲁大学历史系毕业生最为普遍的目标之一并不奇怪。

• Confident and adventurous, many young grads prefer to take up jobs in big companies where they shoulder a heavy workload and face stiff competition.

  由于自信满满且敢于冒险，很多年轻毕业生宁愿在工作量超负荷且竞争激烈的大公司中工作。

• The rising prices of daily necessities, including food, water, gas and electricity, are also making grads pinch every penny to make ends meet.

  而包括食品、水电煤气等生活必需品的价格上涨，也使大学毕业生们不得不精打细算每一分花销，以保持收支平衡。

• When meeting this year」s college grads it's best not to ask: 「Hey, what are you doing next year?

  当你遇到今年的大学毕业生时最好不要问：“嗨，你明年将做什么？」

• In spite of the high cost of living, many college grads still try to stay in big cities.

  虽然生活开销高昂，许多高校毕业生还是想努力留在大城市。

• Faced with the high cost of living, college grads need to make every penny count when they budget their income.

  面对高昂的生活开销，大学毕业生在支配个人收入时，要将每一分钱都用在刀刃上。

• Accounting and finance grads will be in demand too, the poll says.

  该项调研还显示，会计与金融专业的毕业生也将走俏。