Definition of graduand in English:

graduand

noun ˈɡradjʊandˈɡradʒʊəndˈɡradʒʊand

British

A person who is about to receive an academic degree.
〈英〉即将接受学位者
the ceremony starts with the presentation of one or more honorary graduands
Example sentencesExamples
- Every other department that issued invitations offered sherry and nibbles to graduands and parents.
- He appealed to graduands to go out and ‘honour your pathfinders’ by enhancing the culture of democracy.
- So to all of my fellow graduands, good luck - not just in mounting the dais without falling over, but in all of your endeavours.
- ‘I am delighted that we have such an impressive array of honorary graduands lined up for next year's degree ceremonies.’
- At a recent graduation ceremony I attended at Monash, the Dean of Arts told the assembled graduands that their newly awarded degree only had a short shelf life and would need to be updated through further study within a few years.
- Wednesday, 9: 45 a.m. Faculty of Arts graduands receive their degrees in a ceremony in the Convocation Mall.
- A sight-impaired graduand and his wife (also graduating) processed with the man's guide dog, which was wearing a BA hood threaded through its harness.
- Faculty, staff, family, and friends gathered in the sunshine to celebrate graduands ' achievements with bouquets, photographs, smiles, hugs, and lots of applause.
- In fact the University awarded him an honorary D.Sc. degree and in so doing he became the first honorary graduand of the University of the Cape.
- During the ceremony, she told graduands: ‘You can have dreams and goals and you can achieve them.’
- I was privileged yesterday to be the guest of honour at the Victoria University graduation ceremony for commerce graduands.

Origin

Late 19th century: from medieval Latin graduandus, gerundive of graduare 'take a degree' (see graduate).

词汇	graduand
释义	Definition of graduand in English: graduand noun ˈɡradjʊandˈɡradʒʊəndˈɡradʒʊand British A person who is about to receive an academic degree. 〈英〉即将接受学位者 the ceremony starts with the presentation of one or more honorary graduands Example sentencesExamples Every other department that issued invitations offered sherry and nibbles to graduands and parents. He appealed to graduands to go out and ‘honour your pathfinders’ by enhancing the culture of democracy. So to all of my fellow graduands, good luck - not just in mounting the dais without falling over, but in all of your endeavours. ‘I am delighted that we have such an impressive array of honorary graduands lined up for next year's degree ceremonies.’ At a recent graduation ceremony I attended at Monash, the Dean of Arts told the assembled graduands that their newly awarded degree only had a short shelf life and would need to be updated through further study within a few years. Wednesday, 9: 45 a.m. Faculty of Arts graduands receive their degrees in a ceremony in the Convocation Mall. A sight-impaired graduand and his wife (also graduating) processed with the man's guide dog, which was wearing a BA hood threaded through its harness. Faculty, staff, family, and friends gathered in the sunshine to celebrate graduands ' achievements with bouquets, photographs, smiles, hugs, and lots of applause. In fact the University awarded him an honorary D.Sc. degree and in so doing he became the first honorary graduand of the University of the Cape. During the ceremony, she told graduands: ‘You can have dreams and goals and you can achieve them.’ I was privileged yesterday to be the guest of honour at the Victoria University graduation ceremony for commerce graduands. Origin Late 19th century: from medieval Latin graduandus, gerundive of graduare 'take a degree' (see graduate).
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