grada
41gradatory — grada·to·ry …
42Vomitorio — Grada de teatro romano con vomitorios. El término vomitorio se emplea para denominar la puerta o abertura de los circos o teatros antiguos, o en locales análogos modernos, para que el público pueda entrar y salir de las gradas. De esta forma, el… …
43graduated — grad·u·at·ed || grædjÊŠeɪtɪd adj. having an academic diploma or degree; separated into regular stages; increasing as the taxed amount increases (relating to taxation under which those with the greatest income pay the highest tax… …
44gradacija — gradãcija sf. (1) 1. laipsniškas perėjimas nuo vieno dalyko prie kito: Muzikos tonų gradãcija DŽ. 2. DŽ retorikoje – laipsniavimas, sudėstymas posakių su vis stipresne reikšme …
45grader — grad·er || greɪdÉ™(r) n. one who grades; student in a particular grade at school …
46graders — grad·er || greɪdÉ™(r) n. one who grades; student in a particular grade at school …
47gradual — grad·u·al || grædÊ’ÊŠÉ™l adj. little by little, progressive …
48gradually — grad·u·al·ly || grædjÊŠÉ™lɪ adv. progressively …
49graduate — grad·u·ate || grædÊ’ÊŠÉ™t n. one who has completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma (i.e. at a university or college); glass vessel for measuring liquids v. complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma (as from… …
50graduates — grad·u·ate || grædÊ’ÊŠÉ™t n. one who has completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma (i.e. at a university or college); glass vessel for measuring liquids v. complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma (as from… …
