Definition of higher-grade in English:

higher-grade

adjective

Of a higher quality, standard, or level in a hierarchy.
the factory makes higher-grade steel for the car industry
higher-grade white collar workers
Example sentencesExamples
- On merit, she was allowed to take the higher-grade music examination with just four months training.
- Mobilized officers might have to wait up to 18 months before being able to fill a higher-grade position.
- The association is planning to increase the area planted in higher-grade arabica coffee to 60,000 to 70,000 hectares from 20,000 hectares now, Nhan said.
- The Red Class offers Benchmade innovation, custom design, higher-grade materials and quality to the first-time knife buyer.
- The decision was made to mine only higher-grade ores and to shut down the mine when they were exhausted.
- His desire is to play higher-grade rugby and so he will stay in Scotland for three years to gain his residency permit.
- Bus-based systems can mimic the operating characteristics of light rail systems allowing higher-grade bus services to be provided in corridors where rail would be infeasible or inappropriate.
- They are opposing attempts to abolish stationmaster positions and are demanding the appointment of higher-grade stationmasters at all appropriate stations.
- The video is sourced from many different cameras, from higher-grade consumer machines to what look like low-grade webcams.
- Suddenly, the door was open to more aggressively priced deals from higher-grade companies across all industries.

Definition of higher-grade in US English:

higher-grade

adjective

Of a higher quality, standard, or level in a hierarchy.
the factory makes higher-grade steel for the car industry
higher-grade white collar workers
Example sentencesExamples
- Bus-based systems can mimic the operating characteristics of light rail systems allowing higher-grade bus services to be provided in corridors where rail would be infeasible or inappropriate.
- The decision was made to mine only higher-grade ores and to shut down the mine when they were exhausted.
- They are opposing attempts to abolish stationmaster positions and are demanding the appointment of higher-grade stationmasters at all appropriate stations.
- Mobilized officers might have to wait up to 18 months before being able to fill a higher-grade position.
- His desire is to play higher-grade rugby and so he will stay in Scotland for three years to gain his residency permit.
- The association is planning to increase the area planted in higher-grade arabica coffee to 60,000 to 70,000 hectares from 20,000 hectares now, Nhan said.
- The video is sourced from many different cameras, from higher-grade consumer machines to what look like low-grade webcams.
- The Red Class offers Benchmade innovation, custom design, higher-grade materials and quality to the first-time knife buyer.
- Suddenly, the door was open to more aggressively priced deals from higher-grade companies across all industries.
- On merit, she was allowed to take the higher-grade music examination with just four months training.

单词	higher-grade
释义	Definition of higher-grade in English: higher-grade adjective Of a higher quality, standard, or level in a hierarchy. the factory makes higher-grade steel for the car industry higher-grade white collar workers Example sentencesExamples On merit, she was allowed to take the higher-grade music examination with just four months training. Mobilized officers might have to wait up to 18 months before being able to fill a higher-grade position. The association is planning to increase the area planted in higher-grade arabica coffee to 60,000 to 70,000 hectares from 20,000 hectares now, Nhan said. The Red Class offers Benchmade innovation, custom design, higher-grade materials and quality to the first-time knife buyer. The decision was made to mine only higher-grade ores and to shut down the mine when they were exhausted. His desire is to play higher-grade rugby and so he will stay in Scotland for three years to gain his residency permit. Bus-based systems can mimic the operating characteristics of light rail systems allowing higher-grade bus services to be provided in corridors where rail would be infeasible or inappropriate. They are opposing attempts to abolish stationmaster positions and are demanding the appointment of higher-grade stationmasters at all appropriate stations. The video is sourced from many different cameras, from higher-grade consumer machines to what look like low-grade webcams. Suddenly, the door was open to more aggressively priced deals from higher-grade companies across all industries. Definition of higher-grade in US English: higher-grade adjective Of a higher quality, standard, or level in a hierarchy. the factory makes higher-grade steel for the car industry higher-grade white collar workers Example sentencesExamples Bus-based systems can mimic the operating characteristics of light rail systems allowing higher-grade bus services to be provided in corridors where rail would be infeasible or inappropriate. The decision was made to mine only higher-grade ores and to shut down the mine when they were exhausted. They are opposing attempts to abolish stationmaster positions and are demanding the appointment of higher-grade stationmasters at all appropriate stations. Mobilized officers might have to wait up to 18 months before being able to fill a higher-grade position. His desire is to play higher-grade rugby and so he will stay in Scotland for three years to gain his residency permit. The association is planning to increase the area planted in higher-grade arabica coffee to 60,000 to 70,000 hectares from 20,000 hectares now, Nhan said. The video is sourced from many different cameras, from higher-grade consumer machines to what look like low-grade webcams. The Red Class offers Benchmade innovation, custom design, higher-grade materials and quality to the first-time knife buyer. Suddenly, the door was open to more aggressively priced deals from higher-grade companies across all industries. On merit, she was allowed to take the higher-grade music examination with just four months training.
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