better grades的意思

better grades中文翻譯：

更好的成績

相似詞語短語

grades───v.將…分等級；給…評成績（grade的三單形式）；n.等級（grade的復數形式）；分數；n.(Grades)人名；(葡)格拉德斯

poor grades───劣級配；低分

grades online───在線成績

better better better───更好更好更好

first grades───一年級；第一級；一等品

grades calculator───成績計算器

grades progressbook───成績進步冊

predicted grades───預測等級

low grades───低的分數(grade的名詞復數)；(學生受測試的)技巧水平不高(grade的名詞復數)；(官階、質量)等級低(grade的名詞復數)

雙語使用場景

Yet, they got better grades than I did.───然而，他們得到比我好的成績。

Get better grades in high school, college and graduate school.───在學校取得更好的成績。

My mother had said she would take me to travel abroad on the condition that I got better grades.───我媽媽說只要我能取得更好的成績，她就帶我出國旅游。

I got better grades than I expected. = The grades came out better than expected.───我得的分數要比預計的好。

Tom used to think that the more time he spent in studing , the better grades he will get, but now he knows that it is not as he thought.───湯姆過去一向認為，他在學習上花的時間越多，就會取得越好的成績，但現在他已經認識到，情況并非如此。

They might lose the confidence in getting better grades next time or trying to make more friends.───他們可能會對下次去的好成績和嘗試交更多的朋友失去信心。

Today, I was trying to convince my parents to install a new program on our computer. They said I couldn't until I got better grades.───今天我跟爸媽說要在電腦上裝個軟件，他們說你考試考好一點再裝。

B. I'm not sure. My chances would be better if I had better grades.───我不肯定，如果我有好成績，我的機會就大些。

The study found that taking music lessons in childhood was a clear predictor of better grades in high school and a higher IQ in adulthood .───研究顯示，童年時期接受音樂課程是對以后高中有更好的學習成績和成年后有更高的智商的一個明確的預言。

英語使用場景

When taking exams, street-smart people are likely to get better grades than their knowledge merits because they can "psych out" the test.

Female students tend to get better grades than male students.

Might the university expect better grades than they asked for previously?

If you listened in class you might get better grades.

We are self-destructive when we envy a student who gets better grades.

In general, children of educated parents tend to get better grades.

Better Grades: lack of sleep affects a student's cognitive state, making it difficult to focus on the details of a class, and adversely affecting memory.