English to Galician Meaning of degree - grao

Degree :
grao

grao, dimensión, Dosificación, taxa, cantidade, título, designación, apelidos, epíteto, apelido, paso, gradación, mover, salto, temperatura, medición, repartir, avaliación

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Definitions of degree in English
Noun(1) a position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality(2) a specific identifiable position in a continuum or series or especially in a process(3) an award conferred by a college or university signifying that the recipient has satisfactorily completed a course of study(4) a measure for arcs and angles(5) the highest power of a term or variable(6) a unit of temperature on a specified scale(7) the seriousness of something (e.g., a burn or crime
Examples of degree in English
(1) A camera cannot capture a 360 degree panorama or the emotion you feel from direct experience.(2) She wants to see the parts of the world she has missed so far and would like to continue her studies to take a Master's degree in Social Policy and Criminology.(3) persons of unequal degree(4) undergraduate degree(5) The algebraic solution of general equations of degree greater than four is always impossible.(6) honorary degree(7) To what degree do you think that's going to change the social make-up of the people who live right by the coast?(8) Now had they made that statement, I would have credited them with some degree of intelligence.(9) Most other master's degree programs also require additional education before accepting applied degree holders.(10) Actually he'd just passed his finals but hadn't received his degree so couldn't officially call himself doctor yet.(11) Although there are no castes, there is a relatively high degree of social inequality.(12) If he is convicted of first- degree murder, that would also kick in whether there are special circumstances.(13) More alarmingly, the degree and extent of the complicity involved is shredding the credibility of the Hierarchy.(14) a degree in zoology(15) He took on a dozen jobs in the 1930s, finally taking a Bachelor of Commerce degree by correspondence and qualifying as a chartered accountant.(16) The reason that this chord is the best is because it contains the leading note (7th degree ).
Related Phrases of degree
(1) bachelor degree ::
Licenciatura
(2) bachelor's degree ::
Licenciatura
(3) master's degree ::
Máster
(4) master degree ::
Máster
(5) get a degree ::
obter un diploma
(6) to some degree ::
nalgún grao
(7) degree of freedom ::
grao de liberdade
(8) degree course ::
curso de graduación
(9) high degree ::
alto grao
Synonyms
Noun
1. level ::
nivel
2. diploma ::
diploma
3. academic degree ::
grao académico
4. grade ::
grao
5. stage ::
etapa
Different Forms
degree, degrees
Word Example from TV Shows
I have a master's degree and two doctorates.

I have a master's DEGREE and two doctorates.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 1

...can't date a girl without a fancy college degree.

...can't date a girl without a fancy college DEGREE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

is a second degree felony.

is a second DEGREE felony.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 4

- I have a master's degree. - Who doesn't?

- I have a master's DEGREE. - Who doesn't?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 4

Here's a picture of me receiving my Bachelor of Science degree.

Here's a picture of me receiving my Bachelor of Science DEGREE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

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