grads

英 [grædz]

美 [grædz]

n.  同 graduate; 毕业
grad的复数

柯林斯词典

• 同graduate
  Agradis agraduate.

双语例句

• The result of measure indicated that the grads of temperature nearby welding beam are greatly.
  测量结果表明，焊缝附近温度梯度非常大。
• That means while other recent grads fight for jobs, these students will likely field multiple offers.
  这意味着，当其他专业的毕业生还在为求职而你争我夺时，这些抢手专业的学生很可能已经争取到了多个工作机会。
• If Obama really wants to see more grads, he should subsidize higher education like in India.
  如果奥巴马真想看更多大学毕业生，那他该像印度似的，资助高等教育。
• In his opinion, college grads need to hold on to their first job for at least a year.
  在他看来，高校毕业生在第一个工作岗位上至少要坚持一年时间。
• The growing number of grads will mean that employment issues will continue for years.
  毕业生数量的不断增加意味着就业问题将会持续几年的时间。
• He said: College grads confused about their career paths may feel secure doing the same as their colleagues.
  他说：做着和同事一样的工作，这或许会使得那些处于职业生涯困惑期的大学毕业生们稍感安心。
• As the economy recovers, they re-establish positions and prefer hiring fresh grads with lower salary expectations.
  而随着经济复苏，他们又恢复了一些职位，并且偏爱那些对薪水要求不高的应届毕业生。
• But now, for some post-80s grads, the metropolis has begun to lose some of their original luster.
  但如今，对某些80后来说，大都市原来的光泽已经开始逐渐暗淡。
• Of course, tech companies value these traits in all job candidates, not just new college grads.
  当然，技术型公司看重所有求职者身上的这些品质，而不是仅仅针对大学毕业生而言。
• Next week I'll answer finance questions from real new grads.
  下周我要回答一些新毕业生的经济问题。