No. 8,149 in Korean
grad
The Korean word "grad" does not exist as a native term; it may be a romanized abbreviation or borrowed word referring to "graduate" (졸업생).
In a sentence
그는 대학에서 '두근대며 기다리던 졸업식'을 경험했다.
He experienced the much-anticipated graduation at university.
Used as 'graduation', referring to the event of completing a level of education.
그녀는 '점진적으로' 새로운 언어를 배웠다.
She gradually learned a new language.
Used as 'gradually', indicating a step-by-step process.
새로운 연구는 작은 단계적 변화들이 큰 차이를 만들 수 있음을 보여준다.
New research shows that small gradations can make a big difference.
Used in the context of 'gradations', which implies small incremental changes or variations.
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