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grade {sostantivo}
Klasse · Jahrgangsstufe
to grade {verbo}
abstufen · einstufen · klassifizieren · einteilen · sortieren · bewerten · zensieren · benoten
Grad {sostantivo}
rank · degree · grade · level · pitch · rate · deg · order
Traduzione inglese-tedesco per "grade"
"grade" traduzione tedesco
grade
We are also net exporters of paper, not only of the higher-value grades, but also of recycled paper such as newsprint.
grade (anche: rating, service grade)
service grade
In the case of an official, of any grade, it must impose the requisite penalties and not simply punish a few scapegoats in lieu of more
And the entry grades are D4, D3, C5, B5, A8 and A7.
In order to pass this test, candidates must attain at least grade 4 on a scale ranging from 1 to 6 (with 6 as the highest level).
We have also set ourselves targets for this year, at various levels, up to the highest grades.
And the entry grades are D4, D3, C5, B5, A8 and A7.
For entry to the interim grades, in particular grades D1, C3, C1, B3, B1 and A5, the age limit is generally 50.
If Harry Trumann had had to appear before our jury, he would probably not have attained the highest grades.
grade (anche: strength class)
grade of accuracy
As I sat dumbstruck in my doctor's office, I heard other words: "cancer," "stage," "grade."
grade of quality
Until then, Cancer was the zodiac sign of my friend, stage was what I performed on, and grades were what I got in school.
And out the end of that part of the process come little flakes of plastic: one type, one grade.
We use a very highly automated process to sort those plastics, not only by type, but by grade.
grade of quality
high grade
low grade
grade (anche: severity, level of difficulty)
grade (anche: frequency band)
After 30 days of sleepless nights, she finally capitulated and raised the grade.
And my brother says, "I got the top grade in the class."
25 percent of her grade is based on English.
You know, it's been proven that 35 to 40 hours a year with one-on-one attention, a student can get one grade level higher.
"You got the top grade in the class?
I think the most innovative thing they've introduced recently are genocide grades.
And it takes students to introduce genocide grades.
grade [Edil] (anche: natural ground level)
grade {sostantivo}
(Applause) This film is called "World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements."
After entering a grade number the weight of the heaviest child in that grade appears.
When I was a kid, I attended Montessori school up to sixth grade in Atlanta, Georgia.
In row 14, under Grade, enter 1, 2, 3, etc. one after the other.
Now, under ' Grade ', enter 1, 2, 3, etc. one after the other.
grade {sostantivo} [Ped] (anche: form)
... grade level, in their reading and writing in particular.
to grade {verbo}
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} (anche: to gradate, shade)
We are therefore making the point that there must continue to be a separate legislative arrangement for radio and television, with special criteria which may very well be graded.
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} (anche: to classify, to rate, to class, tax)
We will never get to grade them, never get to grade people as they should.
Only one special report was made in 2004, following the Commission’ s refusal to reconsider its rules on the grading of press officers in its delegations.
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} (anche: to subsume, to classify, to range, to class)
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} (anche: to ration, partition)
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} (anche: to arrange, to assort, to sort, sorting)
We use a very highly automated process to sort those plastics, not only by type, but by grade.
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} [Amer.] (anche: to appraise, to assess, to estimate, to mark)
But since it doesn't know the answer for it, it cannot grade it for you.
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} [Amer.] (anche: to mark, to censor, censor)
to grade [graded|graded] {v.} [Amer.] (anche: to mark)
Grade {sostantivo}
Grad {sostantivo}
Europe is a continent that, to the very highest degree, thrives on globalisation.
Commentator: There's that 90 degree turn you're talking about, taking him out.
However, a certain degree of harmonisation of the standard VAT rate is inevitable.
The high degree of convergence will become a real and intrinsic part of monetary union.
It was the beginning of a much higher degree of inequality among people.
grade of accuracy
What level of compliance can be demanded when we are talking about applying tests?
Each post receives a salary in accordance with its level and its scope.
Not all Member States have reached the same level of preparedness.
We don't get our hair caught in it, but that's the level of primitiveness of where we are.
And there are historic attempts that have had some level of technical success.
However, a certain degree of harmonisation of the standard VAT rate is inevitable.
Secondly, the usage rate of Internet connections amongst us in Europe is low.
The rate of selectivity per species is therefore obviously not the same for the North as for the South.
The Commission's proposal does not take account of the actual rate of selectivity of fishing gear.
Pitch rate, 2. 5 degrees per second.
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