graduar

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to graduate

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graduar
transitive verb
1to gauge, to measure (medir); to regulate (regular); to test (vista)
2to stagger (escalonar)
3to confer a degree on (education)
4to confer a rank on, to commission (military)
graduarse
pronomial verb
1to graduate (en in)

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graduar [grah-doo-ar’]
article & verb transitive
1To measure or compare different things (medir).
2To graduate, to dignify with an academical degree.
3To give military rank.
4To divide into degrees.
5To graduate, to take an academical degree.
6To take a commission. (Military)
(coll.) To calculate, to appraise (evaluar).-vr.

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graduar
verbo:transitivo
1 (regular) [+volumen, temperatura] to adjust
hay que graduar la salida del agua the outflow of water has to be regulated
2 (medir) to gauge; measure; (Técnica) to calibrate; [+termómetro] to graduate; [+vista] to test
tengo que graduarme la vista I've got to have my eyes tested
3 (Univ) to confer a degree on
4 (Mil) to confer a rank on
graduar a algn de capitán to confer the rank of captain on sb
verbo:pronominal
graduarse
1 (Univ) to graduate; take one's degree
se graduó en Derecho he graduated in law
2 (Mil) to take a commission;de as

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Verb Conjugation for "graduar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo gradúo gradué graduaba graduaré gradúe
Tú gradúas graduaste graduabas graduarás gradúes
Ella/Él/Usted gradúa graduó graduaba graduará gradúe
Nosotros graduamos graduamos graduábamos graduaremos graduemos
Vosotros graduáis graduasteis graduabais graduaréis graduéis
Ellos/Ustedes gradúan graduaron graduaban graduarán gradúen
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