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A grade is a letter, word (for example, "outstanding", "satisfactory", "pass", "fail"), or other symbol that rates a student's performance on schoolwork, on an exam, or in a course. One of the most common systems is to use the letters A (the highest grade), B, C, D, and F.
To say that a student "gets good grades" means that he usually does well on his schoolwork, exams, etc.
* Also see the 7 August 2001 WordMaster, "SCORE (n)".
grade は、試験やその他の勉強の出来具合を文字や言葉― outstanding（優）、satisfactory（良）、pass（可）、fail（不可）など―または、シンボルなどで表したもの、つまり成績のことです。アルファベットで、A、B、C、D、F（Aが１番良い）と表す方法がよく使われます。
get good grades は、いつも良い成績をとっているという意味です。
* 2001/8/7の WordMaster "SCORE (n)" 参照
| 1. | a: | What grade did you get in Professor Evans' chemistry class? | | b: | He gave me a "B". | | | | | 2. | (a teacher to a student) | | If you don't want your grade for the course to be less than an "A", you'll have to get a very high score on the final exam. | | | | | 3. | Andy must study pretty hard, because he always gets good grades. | | | | | 4. | My grades in high school weren't good enough for me to get into my first-choice college. |
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