English to Lithuanian Meaning of graduate - absolventas

Graduate :

absolventas

noun

absolventas

verb

absolventas, klasė, pažymėti

Graduate :: absolventasGraduated :: baigėGraduates :: absolventaiGraduating :: baigė

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Definitions of graduate in English

Noun(1) a person who has received a degree from a school (high school or college or university(2) a measuring instrument for measuring fluid volume; a glass container (cup or cylinder or flask
Verb(1) receive an academic degree upon completion of one's studies(2) confer an academic degree upon(3) make fine adjustments or divide into marked intervals for optimal measuring
Adjective(1) of or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree

Examples of graduate in English

(1) Most of those jobs have gone to India and China, whose universities graduate hundreds of thousands of engineers each year.(2) Many graduate and undergraduate students have worked with us on our radar work and we appreciate their valuable contributions.(3) He was a graduate of Hebron High School and Hastings College.(4) Well, how would his wife not know he didn't graduate college?(5) Everyone else in the race was either an Oxbridge graduate or undergraduate.(6) Some simply wanted to practice their English, while others hoped to obtain vocational training in law enforcement or pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees.(7) The downtown campus offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate courses.(8) The report recommended that states require students to take a minimum number of courses in core academic subjects in order to graduate from high school.(9) The other half of the truth was that I was on the dean's list and preparing to graduate college with honors.(10) We want to end a system where youth from low-income areas are seven times less likely to graduate college than youth from high-income areas.(11) I am now in my last year of college and I am getting ready to graduate with a masters degree.(12) It also alters the penalty system, in line with industry concerns, to graduate penalties according to the seriousness of the offence.(13) Without this additional dimension in the analysis of students it is difficult to explain efforts by universities to graduate students faster.(14) Many students now graduate from high school having already completed many credits toward college.(15) The prize is given to the graduate or undergraduate student who submitted the best paper on an intelligence-related subject during the preceding year.(16) The guests and public took tours of the place where currently over 500 undergraduate and graduate students are pursuing degrees in information technology and interactive arts.

Related Phrases of graduate

(1) graduate student ::

magistrantas

(2) graduate school ::

baigti mokyklą

(3) high school graduate ::

abiturientas

(4) college graduate ::

koledžo baigimas

(5) graduate studies ::

pakopos studijos

(6) graduate from ::

baigė

(7) graduate study ::

studijuojant

(8) graduate engineer ::

absolventas inžinierius

(9) new graduate ::

Naujas absolventas

Related Phrases of graduate

(1) graduate student ::

magistrantas

(2) graduate school ::

baigti mokyklą

(3) high school graduate ::

abiturientas

(4) college graduate ::

koledžo baigimas

(5) graduate studies ::

pakopos studijos

(6) graduate from ::

baigė

(7) graduate study ::

studijuojant

(8) graduate engineer ::

absolventas inžinierius

(9) new graduate ::

Naujas absolventas

Synonyms

Adjective

1. postgraduate ::

magistrantas

Noun

2. alumnus ::

buvęs auklėtinis

3. alumna ::

absolwentka

4. grad ::

Grad

5. alum ::

alūnas

Verb

6. get one's diploma ::

gauti vienas diplomas

7. get one's degree ::

gauti viena laipsnį

8. pass one's exams ::

išlaikyti vieną savo egzaminus

Different Forms

graduate, graduated, graduates, graduating

Word Example from TV Shows

Don't worry. I've kept them all at a high-school GRADUATE reading level.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13