grading
v.（官阶、质量）等级( grade的现在分词 )；年级；（考试或作业的）分数；（学生受测试的）技巧水平（尤指音乐方面）
网络分级；推挡；水准测量；级配
1 . Our teacher is known for her fairness in grading pupils.
我们的老师以给学生评分公平著称.
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2 . Our teacher is known for her fairness in grading pupils.
我们的老师以给学生评分公平著称.
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3 . Job grading systems, time in grade and inflation guidelines compound the constraints.
工作等级体制, 时间分段和发展方针构成了这种限制.
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4 . Job grading systems, time in grade and inflation guidelines compound the constraints.
工作等级体制, 时间分段和发展方针构成了这种限制.
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5 . The teacher spent all weekend grading the children's papers.
那位教师花了整个周末给孩子们的试卷打分数.
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6 . The teacher spent all weekend grading the children's papers.
那位教师花了整个周末给孩子们的试卷打分数.
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7 . Such a procedure complicates the task of grading .
这样的程序使评分的任务复杂化.
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8 . Such a procedure complicates the task of grading .
这样的程序使评分的任务复杂化.
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9 . The teachers are grading the papers.
老师们正在给卷子打分数.
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10 . The teachers are grading the papers.
老师们正在给卷子打分数.
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1.the act of arranging in a graduated series
2.changing the ground level to a smooth horizontal or gently sloping surface
3.evaluation of performance by assigning a grade or score;
what he disliked about teaching was all the grading he had to do