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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈɡreɪdər/ · UK /ˈɡreɪdə/
Forms: graders
grader means: A student in a particular year of school, usually stated with a number.
noun
A student in a particular year of school, usually stated with a number.
- My daughter is a first grader.
- The sixth graders visited the museum.
- Every second grader received a new reading book.
A large machine with a blade that makes roads or areas of ground level and smooth.
- A grader smoothed the road.
- The driver used a grader to level the ground.
- Two graders were working on the gravel track.
A person or tool that gives marks or judges the quality of work or other things.
- The grader checked my answers.
- Two graders gave the essay different scores.
- An automatic grader marked the online test.
A machine that separates food into groups according to size or quality.
- The grader sorts apples by size.
- We bought a new potato grader.
- The factory’s graders separate damaged fruit from healthy fruit.
Questions about grader
What does grader mean?
A student in a particular year of school, usually stated with a number.
What is grader in other languages?
Türkçe: sınıf öğrencisi · Español: alumno de grado · Français: élève de classe · Deutsch: Klassenstufenschüler · Italiano: alunno di classe · 日本語: 学年の生徒
How do you pronounce grader?
In American English /ˈɡreɪdər/; in British English /ˈɡreɪdə/.
How do you use grader in a sentence?
My daughter is a first grader. The sixth graders visited the museum.
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