No. 9,393 in French
diplômée
Graduated; having a diploma.
In a sentence
Elle est diplômée de l'université de Paris.
She is a graduate of the University of Paris.
The word "diplômée" is used here as an adjective to describe the person's academic qualification as having graduated from this university.
Marie, étant une diplômée, a trouvé rapidement un emploi.
Marie, being a graduate, quickly found a job.
"Diplômée" is used to describe Marie by directly referring to her status as a graduate, emphasizing her educational achievement as a characteristic.
Il faut être diplômée pour postuler à ce poste.
It is required to be a graduate to apply for this position.
Here, "diplômée" functions as part of the condition or requirement, focusing on the necessity of possessing a degree or graduation for eligibility.
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