"graduar" is the of the verb graduar. View conjugation.

graduar

∗ ≈

to graduate

∗ verb

graduar

transitive verb

1. to gauge, to measure (medir); to regulate (regular); to test (vista)

2. to stagger (escalonar)

3. to confer a degree on (education)

4. to confer a rank on, to commission (military)

graduarse

pronomial verb

1. to graduate (en in)

graduar [grah-doo-ar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To measure or compare different things (medir).

2. To graduate, to dignify with an academical degree.

3. To give military rank.

4. To divide into degrees.

5. To graduate, to take an academical degree.

6. To take a commission. (Military)

(coll.) To calculate, to appraise (evaluar).-vr.

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

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