graduate
To finish school, college, or university and get a certificate or degree.
To successfully complete the required studies at a school, college, or university and receive an official qualification.
Someone who has finished school, college, or university and got a certificate or degree.
A person who has successfully completed a course of study at a school, college, or university and received an official qualification.
To move to a better job, higher level, or improved skill.
To progress to a more advanced level, role, or stage in a process, career, or skill development.
Having finished school, college, or university and got a degree or certificate.
Describes someone who has successfully completed studies at a school, college, or university.
- Base: graduate
- Plural: graduates
- Base: graduate
- 3rd Person Singular: graduates
- Present Participle: graduating
- Past: graduated
graduate from
1Finish studies at specific place
To finish school, college, or university and get your degree from that place.
- She will graduate from Yale next spring.
- He graduated from high school in 2010.
graduate into
1Move into higher stage after completion
To move into a new and better level, job, or situation after finishing something earlier.
- After training, he graduated into full-time work.
- The intern graduated into a managerial role.
graduate with honors
1Finish studies with special recognition
To finish school or university with very high grades and get special praise or awards.
- She graduated with honors in biology.
- Only the top 10% of students graduate with honors.