graduated
adj. 畢業了的; 標有刻度的; 分等級的; 分層次的
v. 漸變( graduate的過去式和過去分詞 ); 漸漸變為(與into連用); 漸漸消逝(與away連用); 取得資格(與as連用)
Graduated means increasing by regular amounts or grades.
The US military wants to avoid the graduated escalation that marked the Vietnam War.
美國軍方希望避免出現類似於越南戰爭那樣逐步升級的態勢。
Graduated jars are marked with lines and numbers which show particular measurements.
...a graduated tube marked in millimetres.
以毫米標註刻度的試管
1. increasing as the amount taxed increases
2. marked with or divided into degrees;
3. decreasing as the amount taxed increases
4. slowly and smoothly
Personal incomes are taxed at graduated rates.
個人所得稅是累進收繳的.
He got married as soon as he graduated.
他一畢業就結婚了.
Four years after he graduated from school, Tom decided to dust off his algebra book.
湯姆從學校畢業四年後, 決意重溫代數.
He graduated from a national university.
他畢業於一所國立大學.
This is a ruler graduated in both inches and centimetres.
這是一把刻有英寸和釐米的尺子.