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61grade — antérograde centigrade digitigrade décigrade dégrade grade onguligrade plantigrade rétrograde sans grade tardigrade upgrade …
62Grade A — 1. so called fine weather, i.e. an intolerably hot and blinding summer day: It s a grade A for the Irish ; 2. important occasion: It s a grade A for the Dairptic Mishner of Texation …
63grade a — Australian Slang 1. so called fine weather, i.e. an intolerably hot and blinding summer day: It s a grade A for the Irish ; 2. important occasion: It s a grade A for the Dairptic Mishner of Texation …
64grade — n 1. degree, stage, gradation, scale; step, rung, stair, peg, notch; point, mark. 2. status, rank, standing; position, station, place, class, caste; worth, value, merit, quality; situation, condition, lot, estate. 3. mark, rating, measure,… …
65grade — n. 1) the severity of a malignant tumour according to its degree of differentiation. Low grade tumours closely resemble normal tissues, are well differentiated, and have a good prognosis. High grade tumours show a poor resemblance to normal… …
66grade — 1. Rank, class. Kūlana, papa. ♦ Sixth grade, papa eono. ♦ Highest grade, papa ki eki e loa, hulinu u. 2. Evaluation. Heluna, kaha. 3. To level. Hō iliwai …
67grade — laipsnis statusas T sritis Švietimas ir mokslas apibrėžtis Oficialiai suteiktas vardas, pažymintis kurios nors veiklos srities kvalifikaciją arba tarnybinę padėtį. atitikmenys: angl. degree; grade pranc. degré, m; grade, m …
68grade — /greɪd/ noun a level or rank ● to reach the top grade in the civil service ■ verb 1. to sort something into different levels of quality ● to grade coal 2. to make something rise in steps according to quantity ♦ graded advertising rates rates… …
69grade up — transitive verb : to improve the quality or grade of by gradual degrees spent much money grading up his herd of cattle : improve, raise important that we grade up the standard of scholarship …
70grade — See: MAKE THE GRADE …