graduated

• Se dit de quelque chose qui est disposé en degrés ou en niveaux successifs, ou d'une personne ayant terminé avec succès un cursus d'études.

Describes something that is arranged in a series of steps or degrees, or a person who has completed a course of study.

1. Having completed a course of studyB1formal

   Having successfully completed a degree or course of study at a school, college, or university.

   diplômé

   • She is a graduated engineer from MIT.
   • He is a graduated student of the university.
   • The company only hires graduated professionals.

   Synonymescertifiedgraduatequalifiedtrained

2. Marked with degrees or levelsB2formal

   Arranged in a series of steps or stages; marked with divisions for measurement.

   gradué (avec des graduations)

   • The graduated cylinder is used for precise liquid measurements.
   • The scale on the thermometer is graduated in degrees Celsius.
   • The ruler is graduated in both inches and centimeters.

   Synonymescalibratedgradedmarkedmeasuredscaledtiered

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de terminer avec succès un cursus d'études, notamment à l'université ou dans un collège, et d'obtenir un diplôme ou un grade.

A verb used to indicate the act of completing a course of study, especially at a university or college, and receiving a degree or diploma.

1. Complete a degreeA2formal

   To successfully complete a course of study at a university, college, or school and receive a diploma or degree.

   obtenir son diplôme

   • She graduated from Harvard University with a degree in economics.
   • He will graduate next spring after finishing his thesis.
   • They graduated from high school in 2020.

   Synonymescompletefinish

2. Move to a higher levelB1informal

   To progress or advance to a more advanced stage or level.

   Passer à un niveau supérieur

   • After completing the beginner course, she graduated to the intermediate class.
   • He graduated from being an intern to a full-time employee.
   • The company graduated from a small startup to a major corporation.

   Synonymesadvancemove upproceedprogress