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degree [Am dəˈɡri, Brit dɪˈɡriː] N

1. degree (level, amount):

degree
degree
it's a matter or question of degree
it's a matter or question of degree
a degree of realism
to a certain or limited degree
to a high degree
to the highest degree
to such a degree that
to such a degree that
en or a tal grado que
in no small degree
to a degree (extremely)
to a degree (to some extent)

2. degree (grade, step):

degree
degree of kinship
degree of comparison LING

3. degree:

degree GEOG, MATH, METEO, PHYS

4. degree UNIV:

degree
first degree
a master's degree
a PhD degree
an honorary degree
he has or form holds a degree in chemistry
I took my degree last year
I took my degree last year
I took my degree last year
attr degree ceremony
degree certificate
degree course

5. degree (in society):

degree arch or liter
degree arch or liter
of high degree
of low/humble degree

third degree N

to give sb the third degree inf

third degree N

to give sb the third degree inf

bachelor's degree N

bachelor's degree

Arts degree N

Arts degree

second-degree burn [ˌsɛk(ə)ndɪɡriː ˈbəːn] N

second-degree burn

third-class degree N

third-class degree (in UK) → third

I. third [Am θərd, Brit θəːd] ADJ

third The usual translation of third, tercero, becomes tercer when it precedes a masculine singular noun.:

Harvey Brown III (read as: Harvey Brown tercero)

II. third [Am θərd, Brit θəːd] ADV

1. third (in position, time, order):

2. third (thirdly):

3. third (with superl):

III. third [Am θərd, Brit θəːd] N

1.1. third MATH:

1.2. third (part):

1.3. third MUS:

2. third MOTOR:

third, a. third gear no art

3. third Brit UNIV:

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španski
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degree centigrade
degree Celsius
university degree
college degree Am
degree Fahrenheit
graduando (graduanda)
degree candidate

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degree [dɪˈgri:] N

1. degree MATH, METEO:

degree
first/second degree murder LAW
first/second degree burns MED

2. degree (amount):

degree

3. degree (extent):

to the last degree

4. degree UNIV:

degree
to have a degree in sth
to have a master's degree in sth
to do a degree in chemistry

Master's degree

Master's degree
En Gran Bretaña se llama Master's degree al grado académico que se obtiene al finalizar una carrera tras la defensa de una tesina (dissertation). El Master's degree recibe distintos nombres según las disciplinas: MA (Master of Arts), MSc (Master of Science), Mlitt (Master of Letters) y Mphil (Master of Philosophy). Sin embargo en Escocia con la expresión MA se designa un primer grado académico.

honors degree N Am, Aus

honors degree → honours degree

honours degree N Brit UNIV

honours degree

degree course N

degree course

third degree N

to give sb the third degree

honours degree N Brit UNIV

honours degree

Bachelor's degree

Bachelor's degree

third-degree burns N pl

third-degree burns

second-degree burn N

second-degree burn

Master's N, Master's degree N

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španski
španski

degree [dɪ·ˈgri] N

1. degree math, METEO:

degree
first/second degree murder LAW
first/second degree burns MED

2. degree (amount):

degree

3. degree (extent):

to the last degree

4. degree UNIV:

degree
to have a degree in sth
to have a master's degree in sth
to do a degree in chemistry

Bachelor's degree

third degree N

to give sb the third degree

associate's degree N UNIV

Master's N, Master's degree N

second-degree burn N

second-degree burn

third-degree burns N pl

third-degree burns
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
degree
degree of trust
first-degree burns
degree
degree
degree
degree centigrade
degree of comparison
degree
master's degree
degree