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Meanings of grade school in English
A school for young children; usually the first 6 or 8 grades.
Usage of grade school in English
1
Eight years' grade school, four high school, four college, then postgraduate studies.
2
Fourth, fifth, and sixth grade school years at the embassy in Athens.
3
To his credit he didn't start speaking like a grade school teacher.
4
In my later grade school years, he and I grew very close.
5
I had known all of them through grade school and high school.
6
Holly and Danielle had been joined at the hip since grade school.
7
Dwight goes to grade school, and Helen, she'll be going next fall.
8
So they became schoolmates in grade school, and then in high-school, too.
9
Yet I'd believed-throughgrade school-Mother'slie that poetry was a viable profession.
10
Planned production, social equality like some sort of bloody grade school construct.
11
He probably hadn't been called a big dumb dodo since grade school.
12
We used to try it often enough, back in grade school.
13
In grade school, the nuns used to talk to us about guardian angels.
14
Made sure you couldn't get a job teaching grade school science in Siberia.
15
Armed and uniformed police officers regularly patrol U.S. grade school campuses.
16
Arabic is the official language, but English is taught from grade school onward.
Translations for grade school