graduates

英 [ˈɡrædʒueɪts]

美 [ˈɡrædʒueɪts]

n.  大学毕业生; 学士学位获得者; 毕业生
v.  获得学位(尤指学士); 大学毕业; 毕业(尤指中学); 授予(某人)学位(或毕业文凭等)
graduate的第三人称单数和复数

IELTS

柯林斯词典

The noun is pronounced /'grædʒuət/. The verb is pronounced /'grædʒueɪt/. 名词读作/'grædʒuət/，动词读作 /'grædʒueɪt/。


• N-COUNT （英国的）大学毕业生，学士学位获得者
  In Britain, agraduateis a person who has successfully completed a degree at a university or college and has received a certificate that shows this.
  1. In 1973, the first Open University graduates received their degrees.
     1973年，第一批开放大学的毕业生获得了学位。
  2. ...graduates in engineering.
     工程学学士
• N-COUNT （美国的）高中（或学院、大学）毕业生
  In the United States, agraduateis a student who has successfully completed a course at a high school, college, or university.
  1. The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at the California State University.
     高中毕业生当中排名前1/3的学生可以进入加利福尼亚州立大学深造。
• VERB （英国）大学毕业
  In Britain, when a studentgraduatesfrom university, they have successfully completed a degree course.
  1. She graduated in English and Drama from Manchester University.
     她毕业于曼彻斯特大学的英语和戏剧专业。
• V-ERG （美国）中学（或大学）毕业，授予…学位（或毕业文凭）
  In the United States, when a studentgraduates, they complete their studies successfully and leave their school or university. You can also say that a school or universitygraduatesa student or students.
  1. When the boys graduated from high school, Ann moved to a small town in Vermont...
     当儿子们高中毕业后，安搬到佛蒙特州的一个小镇上居住。
  2. In 1986, American universities graduated a record number of students with degrees in computer science.
     1986年，美国大学计算机专业的毕业生人数创下了历史纪录。
• VERB 晋升；升职；升级
  If yougraduate fromone thingtoanother, you go from a less important job or position to a more important one.
  1. Bruce graduated to chef at the Bear Hotel...
     布鲁斯晋升为大熊饭店的厨师长。
  2. From commercials she quickly graduated to television shows.
     她很快就从拍商业广告上升到拍电视节目。

双语例句

• The two-way choice system as a reform of the present job assignment system for college graduates means that graduates could choose employers and employers could choose graduates, both of their own free will.
  作为对大学毕业生分配制度的改革，双向选择制度意味着，毕业生可以选择用人单位，用人单位也可以选择毕业生，双方均出于自愿。
• Not infrequently does the company take on good-record graduates.
  该公司随时准备收揽成绩优异的学生。
• She is hoping to go into change management or IT management when she graduates.
  她希望毕业后从事变革管理或者信息管理。
• British universities have very little wastage and their graduates are good
  英国大学的退学率很低，而且他们的毕业生很优秀。
• But it also is relevant to new graduates of Princeton University.
  但它同时也和普林斯顿大学的新毕业生有关。
• It is pity that many of the college and university graduates can't find a job down their alley.
  可惜很多大学生找工作不能归口。
• There are additional publications of special relevance to new graduates.
  还有对于新毕业生来说特别重要的其他出版物。
• Many of these career options are already familiar, but some may surprise graduates.
  这些职业选择中有许多我们已经很熟悉了，但也有一些会让毕业生感到惊讶。
• The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at the California State University.
  高中毕业生当中排名前1/3的学生可以进入加利福尼亚州立大学深造。
• The Johns Hopkins University School of Education had one of the year's most adorable graduates.
  美国约翰霍普金斯大学教育学院迎来了本年度最可爱的毕业生。