grading
grading 英 美 ['ɡredɪŋ]
n. 分阶段；定等级；坡度缓和 v. 定等级；减缓坡度（grade的现在分词形式）
名词复数:gradings
- When your teacher stays up until four in the morning assigning scores to student work, that's the grading of papers. Grading can also mean smoothing a surface, as in grading a lawn before planting seeds.
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- n. 分阶段；定等级；坡度缓和
- v. 定等级；减缓坡度（grade的现在分词形式）
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1. Our teacher is known for her fairness in grading pupils.
我们的老师以给学生评分公平著称。
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2. I took my Admiralty exams in the car with me, grading them as we rode or at night when the campaign work was over.
我把学生们的海事法考卷带到车上，一边行驶一边判卷，或是在竞选工作结束后，在晚上为考卷评分。
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3. When Einstein was in school, the grading system ranked students on a scale from one to six, with one being the highest score and six being the lowest.
当爱因斯坦在学习读书的时候，评级制度将学生从一到六分为六个等级，一是最高分，六是最低分；
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