graded ['ɡredɪd]  

graded

graded  ['ɡredɪd]

adj. 分等级的;按年级分的 

I'm not going to have you work long hours on difficult problems to be submitted and then graded. 我的作业不会让你们花费大量的时间,去钻研很难的问题,然后交上来让我打分。
I find that if I don't tell students exactly how they're going to be graded, some of them are surprised when they don't do well. 我发现如果我没有准确地告诉学生们他们将如何被评分,其中一些人在他们没有做得很好的时候会感到惊讶。

  • Something that's graded is given a rank or a score, like your Calculus test.
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  • adj. 分等级的;按年级分的
  • 1. I'm not going to have you work long hours on difficult problems to be submitted and then graded.

    我的作业不会让你们花费大量的时间,去钻研很难的问题,然后交上来让我打分。

  • 2. I find that if I don't tell students exactly how they're going to be graded, some of them are surprised when they don't do well.

    我发现如果我没有准确地告诉学生们他们将如何被评分,其中一些人在他们没有做得很好的时候会感到惊讶。

  • 3. People with CFS and their advocates are also very wary of "graded exercise therapy" – partly, it seems, because it may suggest that people with the disorder could get out of bed and push themselves.

    CFS患者和他们的支持者也很怀疑“渐进式锻炼治疗方案”,一方面是因为看上去,这个疗法认为生活紊乱的人依然可以起床强迫自己进行锻炼。

graded AWL / ˈɡreɪdɪd ; NAmE ˈɡreɪdɪd / adjective arranged in order or in groups according to difficulty, size, etc. (按难度、大小等)分级的 graded tests for language students 语言学习者的分级测验 graded doses of a drug 药物的分级剂量 graded / ˈɡreɪdɪd ; NAmE ˈɡreɪdɪd /
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