graduation

英 [ˌɡrædʒuˈeɪʃn]

美 [ˌɡrædʒuˈeɪʃn]

n. (大学或美国高中的)毕业; 毕业典礼

复数：graduations　

Collins.1 / BNC.15296 / COCA.4759

牛津词典

noun

（大学或美国高中的）毕业
the act of successfully completing a university degree, or studies at an American high school
1. It was my first job after graduation.
  那是我毕业后的第一个工作。
毕业典礼
a ceremony at which degrees, etc. are officially given out
1. The graduations are marked on the side of the flask.
  烧瓶壁标有刻度。
毕业典礼
a ceremony at which degrees, etc. are officially given out
1. The graduations are marked on the side of the flask.
  烧瓶壁标有刻度。

N-UNCOUNT 毕业
Graduationis the successful completion of a course of study at a university, college, or school, for which you receive a degree or diploma.
1. They asked what his plans were after graduation...
  他们问他毕业之后有何打算。
2. Upon graduation he joined a small law firm.
  他一毕业就进了一家小型律师事务所。
N-COUNT 毕业典礼
Agraduationis a special ceremony at university, college, or school, at which degrees and diplomas are given to students who have successfully completed their studies.
1. ...the graduation ceremony at Yale...
  耶鲁大学的毕业典礼
2. At my brother's high school graduation the students recited a poem.
  在我弟弟的高中毕业典礼上，学生们朗诵了一首诗。
N-COUNT 刻度线；刻度
Agraduationis a line or number on a container or measuring instrument which marks a particular measurement.
1. ...medicine bottles with graduations on them.
  标有刻度线的药瓶

noun

the successful completion of a program of study
the act of arranging in grades
Synonym:gradation
a line (as on a vessel or ruler) that marks a measurement
1. the ruler had 16 graduations per inch
an academic exercise in which diplomas are conferred
Synonym:commencementcommencement exercisecommencement ceremonygraduation exercise