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1、graduation ceremony───n.毕业典礼
2、bested rates───最佳汇率
3、graduation───n.毕业；毕业典礼；刻度，分度；分等级
4、graduation cap───刻度帽
5、rates───n.价格；[数]比率；等级（rate的复数形式）；n.(Rates)人名；(西)拉特斯；v.认为，看做（rate的第三人称单数形式）；评估；给…估价
6、graduation party───毕业派对
7、graduation ring───刻度环
8、graduation dress───毕业礼服
9、graduation day───[电影]血溅毕业日
1、Margaret Spellings also spoke. She said the government will propose that states use the same methods when reporting graduation rates.───JiaoYuBu秘书玛格丽特斯佩琳斯也发表了讲话，她说，政府将建议各州公布毕业率时使用相同的方法。
2、It has proposed requiring schools to give more information about fees, graduation rates and job placement.───它提议要求学校提供更多关于收费、毕业率以及就业安置等方面的信息。
3、Many have abysmal graduation rates.───许多学校毕业率非常低。
4、Let me count the ways: First, graduation rates rise with college selectivity, even among equally qualified students.───让我们盘点一下这些方法：首先，名牌大学的毕业率随着学校的知名度而逐次升高。
5、Reliable graduation rates and earnings data do not exist.───可靠的毕业率和收入的数据并不存在。
6、Graduation rates have also started to increase.───升学率也已开始提升。
7、He points out that the United States has fallen from first to ninth place in college graduation rates because of gains by other countries.───他指出，由于其他国家的进步，美国大学毕业率已经从第一掉到第九位。
8、Alliance officials also announced the start of a nationwide campaign to improve graduation rates.───联盟官员也宣布了开始全国范围内的运动来提高毕业率。
9、Margaret Spellings also spoke. She said the government will propose that states used the same methods when reporting graduation rates.───教育秘书玛格丽特斯贝林也发了言。她说政府必须保证各个州在计算毕业率的时候使用相同的手段。
1、Researchers uesd a system of measurement called cumulative promotion index to find graduation rates.
2、Averages were dropping every year, as were graduation rates.
3、Poverty depressed the black college-attendance rate, but so did low high school graduation rates and poor performance on standardized tests.
4、Researchers used a system of measurement called the cumulative promotion index to find graduation rates.
5、In the past five years, there has been a vast improvement in graduation rates.
6、High school graduation rates rose from around 13 percent in 1913 to almost 50 percent by 1940.