Definition of «grade»

The term "grade" has multiple meanings, depending on its context.

In general usage, a grade refers to a level or standard of quality, performance, or achievement. For example, when talking about schoolwork, grades represent scores given for academic work, with A being the highest and F being the lowest. In this sense, "grade" is often used as a verb meaning to assign a score or mark to something.

In other contexts, such as construction or landscaping, grade refers to the levelness of an area or surface. This usage means that the ground has been leveled out so that it slopes gently from one point to another. In this sense, "grade" is often used as a noun referring to the slope or incline of something.

In summary, the word grade can refer to a level of quality, performance, or achievement in education, or to the levelness of an area or surface in construction and landscaping.

Usage examples

  1. The students received their grades for the final exam.
  2. She received an A grade in math and a B grade in English.
  3. The restaurant received a high grade for hygiene and cleanliness.
  4. The product earned a low grade in customer satisfaction surveys.
  5. I need to submit my grades by the end of the day.
  6. The college admissions committee looks at grades as a major factor for acceptance.
  7. The construction project was given a high grade for its efficiency and quality.
  8. The wine received a top grade from the sommelier.

Sentences with «grade»

  • For 2014 - 2015 school year applications will be accepted in grade levels K - 7. (cardinalcharter.org)
  • A child progressing ahead of grade level in previous years can fall behind quickly because of low quality teaching. (dropoutnation.net)
  • Because kindergarten readiness assessments are not like the rigorous testing that your child will see in higher grades of school, don't worry about having your child study for these tests. (verywellfamily.com)
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