학교나 훈련 과정을 성공적으로 마친 사람, 특히 학위를 받은 사람.
A person who has successfully completed a course of study or training, especially one who has been awarded an academic degree (e.g., from a university or high school).
예문:
"She is a recent graduate of the prestigious culinary institute and is already working as a pastry chef."
"All engineering graduates were invited to the career fair hosted by the university."
"As a high school graduate, he immediately started an apprenticeship instead of going to college."
학교, 대학 또는 대학교에서 학업 과정을 성공적으로 마치고 학위나 졸업장을 받다.
To successfully complete a course of study at a school, college, or university and receive a degree or diploma.
예문:
"My sister plans to graduate next spring with a degree in computer science."
"After years of hard work, he finally graduated from medical school."
(학교나 대학이) 학생에게 학위나 졸업장을 수여하다.
(Of a school or university) To award a degree or diploma to (a student).
예문:
"The university graduated its largest class ever this year, totaling over 5,000 students."
"The academy only graduates students who meet the rigorous physical and academic standards."
(도구나 용기에) 눈금이나 비례적인 구분을 표시하다; 또는 일련의 단계나 척도에 따라 배열하다.
To mark out (an instrument or container) in degrees or other proportionate divisions; or to arrange in a series or according to a scale.
예문:
"The chemist carefully checked the cylinder, which was graduated in milliliters."
"The training program was graduated into three levels of increasing difficulty."
첫 학위를 받은 후 수행되는 연구나 학업(대학원 과정)과 관련된.
Relating to or denoting studies undertaken after receiving a first degree (e.g., postgraduate studies).
예문:
"She decided to pursue a graduate degree in public policy after working for a few years."
"The university offers several specialized graduate programs for working professionals."
특히 화학이나 약학에서 사용되는, 눈금이 매겨진 컵, 튜브, 플라스크 또는 계량 유리 용기.
A graduated cup, tube, flask, or measuring glass, used especially in chemistry and pharmacy.
예문:
"He poured exactly 50 ml of the solution into the graduate."
"Always use a clean graduate when measuring precise volumes of reagents."