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grade-point
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名词 grade point:
a numerical value assigned to a letter grade received in a course taken at a college or university multiplied by the number of credit hours awarded for the course Peter, Michael and Jonathan Orszag have worked and written papers together and still compare electronic gadgets and their Princeton grade-point averages.
Michael和 Jonathan三兄弟曾一起工作，编写过报纸，直到现在他们仍然会时常在一起比较谁新发明的小玩意更好，和他们以前在普林斯顿大学的平均成绩。 yeeyan
In a country where corruption and suspicion are endemic, many believe that everything has a price, even favorable teacher recommendations and grade-point averages.
在一个遍地腐败和充满不信任的国家，很多人都认为所有的东西，包括教师的推荐信和毕业平均分，都贴有价格标签。 blog.sina.com.cn
Students with higher grade-point averages GPAs had more school friends than out- of- school friends.
平均分数高的学生学校里面的朋友较多。 yeeyan
They had grade-point averages of3.0 or below at the end of eighth grade and were not emotionally or developmentally impaired.
他们在八年级的期末考试中的平均成绩都没有超过3.0，而且他们没有感情和发展上的受伤。1314ca |