No. 1,429 in Spanish

grado

"Grado" in English means "degree" or "grade," depending on the context.

In a sentence

Tengo un grado universitario en biología.
I have a university degree in biology.
Here, 'grado' refers to an academic qualification or degree.
Hoy la temperatura alcanzó los 30 grados.
Today the temperature reached 30 degrees.
In this context, 'grado' signifies a unit of measurement for temperature or angle.
En cierta medida, puedo estar de acuerdo contigo hasta cierto grado.
To some extent, I can agree with you to a certain degree.
The word 'grado' here indicates a level or extent of agreement or intensity.

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