grade
word
/ˈɡɹeɪd/
grayd
/ɡɹˈeɪd/
grayd
Definition
A grade is a score or mark that shows how good someone's work is in school. It can also mean a level in school, or the act of judging and marking work.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in school contexts: 'get a good grade', 'final grade', 'third grade', 'grade the tests'. As a noun, it commonly means a mark or school level; as a verb, it means to evaluate work. In everyday American English, 'grade' for school level is very common.
Spanish: nota - grado (nivel escolar) - calificarPortuguese (BR): nota - série/ano escolar - avaliarPortuguese (PT): nota - ano escolar - classificarChinese (Simplified): 分数 - 年级 - 评分Chinese (Traditional): 分數 - 年級 - 評分Hindi: अंक - कक्षा - अंक देनाArabic: درجة - صف دراسي - يقيّمBengali: গ্রেড - শ্রেণিRussian: оценка - классJapanese: 成績 - 学年Vietnamese: điểm - lớpKorean: 성적 - 학년Turkish: not - sınıfUrdu: درجہ - جماعتIndonesian: nilai - kelas
Example Sentences
She got a good grade in math.
basic
My brother is in fifth grade.
basic
The teacher will grade our homework tonight.
basic
I studied all weekend, so I’m hoping for a better grade this time.
natural
He teaches science to kids in sixth grade.
natural
I still have fifty essays to grade before Monday.
natural