graded

• 指按照等级、阶段、大小、质量或难度分成不同层次或级别的；也指经过评分或分级的。

Describes something that is arranged in or divided into levels or stages, often according to size, quality, or difficulty.

1. Arranged in levelsB1formal

   Organized or divided into levels of difficulty, quality, or intensity.

   分级的

   • The course offers graded assignments for different skill levels.
   • The school uses graded reading books for beginners.
   • The test results were graded on a scale from A to F.

   同义词graduatedincrementalprogressivestratifiedtiered

   反义词unorderedunranked

2. Evaluated or scoredB1formal

   Assigned a score or mark based on performance or quality.

   已评分的

   • The graded papers were returned to the students.
   • Her graded performance in the exam was excellent.
   • The teacher graded the essays carefully.

   同义词markedranked

• 动词，表示对某物进行分类、评价或评定质量、等级或分数。

A verb used to indicate the act of classifying, evaluating, or assigning a level of quality, rank, or score to something.

1. Evaluate or scoreB1formal

   To assess and assign a score or mark to work, performance, or quality.

   评分

   • The teacher graded the exams over the weekend.
   • She graded the students' essays based on grammar and content.
   • The software automatically grades multiple-choice tests.

   同义词assessclassifyevaluatejudgemarkrankratescore

2. Sort or classifyB2formal

   To arrange items into categories based on size, quality, or other criteria.

   分级

   • Workers grade the apples by size before packing them.
   • The company grades its products according to quality standards.
   • Diamonds are graded by their clarity and color.

   同义词categorizeclassclassifygrouprankratesort

   反义词interminglejumblemixscramble

3. Level or slopeB2formal

   To make a surface level or to create a gentle slope.

   平整土地

   • The construction crew graded the road to improve drainage.
   • They graded the land before building the foundation.
   • The bulldozer graded the field for the new parking lot.

   同义词evenflattenlevelsmoothsurface