grado
/ˈɡɾado/, [ˈɡɾa.ð̞o]degree
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Él está en el décimo grado.
He is in the tenth grade.
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Existe un grado de estrés en todos los trabajos.
There's a degree of stress in every job.
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El sospechoso estuvo sometido al tercer grado hasta que confesó su crimen.
The suspect was given the third degree until he confessed his crime.
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Aceptó de mal grado.
He accepted reluctantly.
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Un alto grado de especialización es requerido en esta compañía.
A high degree of specialization is required in that company.
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Jugar ajedrez requiere un cierto grado de talento.
Playing chess requires a certain amount of skill.
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Señor, unas disculpas no van a curar cientos de quemaduras de segundo grado.
Apologizing isn't going to heal hundreds of second-degree burns, sir.
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A menudo no nos damos cuenta del grado en que dependemos de los otros.
We often fail to realize the extent to which we depend on others.
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¿En qué grado estás?
What grade are you in?
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Con un grado universitario, Tom conseguirá un mejor empleo.
Tom will get a better job with a college degree.
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No estoy en grado de darte consejos.
I'm not in a position to give you any advice.
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Alcanzó el grado de general.
He reached the rank of general.
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¿Cuántos kanjis de cuarto grado has memorizado?
How many grade four kanji have you memorised?
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