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Qué significa “graduate” en español: traducción, pronunciación y ejemplos

Pronunciación: EE. UU. /ˈɡrædʒuət/

Otras formas: graduates, graduated, graduating

graduate en español: graduado, egresado, probeta, vaso graduado, graduarse, pasar

sustantivo

PERSONA GRADUADAB1

graduado, egresado

Persona que ha terminado con éxito sus estudios en una escuela, un centro de formación o una universidad.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who has successfully finished a course at a school, college, or university.

  • She is a recent graduate.
  • The company employs many university graduates.
  • He is a graduate of our local high school.

Cómo se usa: graduate of something (She is a graduate of the local university.)

Expresiones frecuentes: university graduate, recent graduate, college graduate, engineering graduate

RECIPIENTE DE MEDICIÓNC2

probeta, vaso graduado

Recipiente con marcas que indican la cantidad de líquido que contiene.

En inglés sencillo: A container with marks showing how much liquid it holds.

  • Pour the liquid into a graduate.
  • The glass graduate holds one hundred millilitres.
  • Read the marks on the graduate carefully.

Sinónimos: measuring cylinder, measuring cup

Expresiones frecuentes: glass graduate, measuring graduate

verbo

TERMINAR LOS ESTUDIOSB1

graduarse

Terminar los estudios con éxito y obtener un título o una certificación escolar.

En inglés sencillo: To successfully finish your studies and receive a degree or school qualification.

  • I graduate next year.
  • She graduated from college in June.
  • Did he graduate with a degree in history?

Cómo se usa: graduate from something (She graduated from university last year.); graduate in something (He graduated in chemistry.); graduate with something (They graduated with honours.)

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate from college, graduate from school, graduate with honours

PASAR DE NIVELC1

pasar, progresar

Pasar a una etapa más avanzada en una actividad o habilidad.

En inglés sencillo: To move to a more advanced stage of an activity or skill.

  • She graduated to a more advanced class.
  • We soon graduated from short walks to long hikes.
  • The young actor has graduated to leading roles.

Cómo se usa: graduate to something (After a month, she graduated to harder exercises.); graduate from A to B (He graduated from small jobs to major projects.)

Sinónimos: progress, advance, move up

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate to something, graduate from something

MARCAR UNA ESCALAC2

graduar

Marcar o dividir algo en intervalos regulares para medir o comparar cantidades.

En inglés sencillo: To mark or divide something into regular steps for measuring or comparing amounts.

  • They graduate each cylinder before sale.
  • The thermometer was graduated in degrees Celsius.
  • This ruler is graduated in centimetres.

Cómo se usa: graduate something in something (The cylinder is graduated in millilitres.)

Sinónimos: calibrate, mark

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate a scale, graduate a cylinder

OTORGAR UN TÍTULOC1

graduar

Dar una escuela o universidad un título a un estudiante que ha completado los estudios exigidos.

En inglés sencillo: For a school or university to award a qualification to a student who has completed the required studies.

  • The college graduates two hundred students each year.
  • The university graduated its first medical students last spring.
  • This school has graduated several famous scientists.

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate students, graduate a class

CLASIFICARC2

clasificar, graduar

Organizar cosas en grupos o categorías según sus características.

En inglés sencillo: To arrange things in groups or categories according to their qualities.

  • The clerk graduated the samples into groups.
  • The products were graduated by quality.
  • They graduated the materials into three classes.

Cómo se usa: graduate something by something (The samples were graduated by size.); graduate something into something (They graduated the materials into separate classes.)

Sinónimos: classify, categorize, grade

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate into groups, graduate by size

AJUSTAR POR GRADOSC2

graduar, regular

Ajustar una cantidad o intensidad poco a poco o según una escala elegida.

En inglés sencillo: To adjust an amount or strength gradually or according to a chosen scale.

  • The cook graduated the oven’s heat.
  • They graduated the pressure to avoid damaging the material.
  • The technician graduated the light’s intensity through several stages.

Sinónimos: adjust, regulate

Expresiones frecuentes: graduate the heat, graduate the pressure

Preguntas frecuentes sobre graduate

¿Qué significa graduate?

“graduate” significa “graduado”. Persona que ha terminado con éxito sus estudios en una escuela, un centro de formación o una universidad.

¿Cómo se dice graduate en español?

Las traducciones de graduate al español son: graduado, egresado, probeta, vaso graduado, graduarse, pasar.

¿Cómo se pronuncia graduate?

Se pronuncia /ˈɡrædʒuət/.

¿Cómo se usa graduate en una frase?

She is a recent graduate. The company employs many university graduates.

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