No. 10,053 in French
gradés
"Gradés" in French refers to "ranked officers" or "those holding ranks," often in a military or hierarchical context.
In a sentence
Les gradés de l'armée sont réunis pour une réunion stratégique.
The officers of the army are gathered for a strategic meeting.
The word 'gradés' here refers to officers or individuals of high rank in the military context, signifying people who hold official positions.
Ce bâtiment est interdit aux gradés sans autorisation spéciale.
This building is forbidden to officers without special authorization.
In this context, 'gradés' again refers to individuals of rank, specifying access restrictions based on status or hierarchical position.
Dans cette entreprise, les gradés prennent les décisions importantes.
In this company, the managers make the important decisions.
Here, 'gradés' denotes individuals in managerial roles or supervisory positions, highlighting their decision-making responsibilities.
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