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"grade" is the third person singular imperative of the verb gradar. View conjugation.

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grade
[greɪd]
sustantivo
1grado (m) rango (m) (rank)
2clase (f) calidad (f) (quality)
  • to make the grade -> dar la talla (be good enough)
3nota (f) (escuela) (mark) (Estados Unidos)
4curso (m) (year at school) (Estados Unidos)
  • grade school -> escuela (f) primaria
5(ferrocarril)
  • grade crossing -> paso (m) a nivel (Estados Unidos)
verbo transitivo
6clasificar (classify)
también:
  • to grade essays -> calificar los trabajos (Estados Unidos)

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grade [greid]
sustantivo
1Grado, graduación, rango, grado o división en cualquier serie o curso.
2Inclinación respecto a la horizontal, declive de un camino, ferrocarril o superficie; también el grado de esa inclinación.
3Animal o casta de animales producidos por el cruzamiento con los de una casta superior.
1Colocar, clasificar por series o grados.
2Nivelar, o igualar en declive.
3Mejorar por medio del cruzamiento de casta
sustantivo
va.

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grade [ɡreɪd]
noun
1 (level, standard) (on scale) clase; (f) categoría; (f) (in job) grado; (m) categoría; (f)
to be promoted to a higher grade ser ascendido a un grado una categoría superior;or
to make the grade llegar; alcanzar el nivel
2 (Mil) (rank) graduación; (f) grado; (m)
3 (quality) clase; (f) calidad; (f)
high-/low-grade material material de alta/baja calidad; (m)
4 (Educ) (mark) nota; (f)
5 (US) (school class)
he's in fifth grade está en quinto (curso)
note note See culture box in entry high.
6 (US) (gradient) pendiente; (f) cuesta; (f)
7 (US) (ground level)
at grade al nivel del suelo
verb:transitive
1 [+goods, eggs] clasificar; graduar; [+colours] degradar
2 (Educ) (mark) calificar
modifier
grade crossing (n) (US) (Ferro) paso a nivel; (m)
grade school (n) (US) escuela primaria; (f)
En Estados Unidos y Canadá, los cursos escolares se denominan grades, desde el primer año de primaria first grade hasta el último curso de la enseñanza secundaria 12th grade. A los alumnos de los últimos cursos se les suele conocer por un nombre distinto según el curso en el que estén: freshmen si están en el 9th grade, sophomores si están en el 10th grade, juniors en el 11th grade y seniors en el 12th grade.
gradesfirst grade12th gradefreshmen9th gradesophomores10th gradejuniors11th gradeseniors12th grade
note note See culture box in entry high.

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Verb Conjugation for "grade"

Imperative
  • grade
  • you grade
  • he/she grades
  • we grade
  • you grade
  • they grade
Preterite
  • I graded
  • you graded
  • he/she graded
  • we graded
  • you graded
  • they graded
Present Continuous
  • I am grading
  • you are grading
  • he/she is grading
  • we are grading
  • you are grading
  • they are grading
Present Perfect
  • I have graded
  • you have graded
  • he/she has graded
  • we have graded
  • you have graded
  • they have graded
Past Continuous
  • I was grading
  • you were grading
  • he/she was grading
  • we were grading
  • you were grading
  • they were grading
Past Perfect
  • I had graded
  • you had graded
  • he/she had graded
  • we had graded
  • you had graded
  • they had graded
Future
  • I will grade
  • you will grade
  • he/she will grade
  • we will grade
  • you will grade
  • they will grade
Future Perfect
  • I will have graded
  • you will have graded
  • he/she will have graded
  • we will have graded
  • you will have graded
  • they will have graded
Future Continuous
  • I will be grading
  • you will be grading
  • he/she will be grading
  • we will be grading
  • you will be grading
  • they will be grading
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been grading
  • you have been grading
  • he/she has been grading
  • we have been grading
  • you have been grading
  • they have been grading
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been grading
  • you will have been grading
  • he/she will have been grading
  • we will have been grading
  • you will have been grading
  • they will have been grading
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been grading
  • you had been grading
  • he/she had been grading
  • we had been grading
  • you had been grading
  • they had been grading

gradar [grah-dar’]
article & verb transitive
1To harrow, to break with the harrow. (Province; Provinicial)

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gradar
verbo:transitivo
(Agr) (allanar) to harrow; (cultivar) to hoe;

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Verb Conjugation for "gradar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo grado gradé gradaba gradaré grade
Tú gradas gradaste gradabas gradarás grades
Ella/Él/Usted grada gradó gradaba gradará grade
Nosotros gradamos gradamos gradábamos gradaremos grademos
Vosotros gradáis gradasteis gradabais gradaréis gradéis
Ellos/Ustedes gradan gradaron gradaban gradarán graden
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