Graduación de
/ɡɾadwaθjon de/from spelling rules
The phrase "graduation of" in Spanish is Graduación de.
Graduación de is used to refer to the act of receiving a degree or diploma from an educational institution.
Is it said differently in some regions?
In Argentina and Uruguay, the term Egresar is used to mean to graduate.
How do you pronounce it?
/ɡɾadwaθjon de/
Did you know?
- The word graduación can also refer to the measurement of alcohol content in a drink or the calibration of a scientific instrument.
- In many Spanish-speaking cultures, the 'graduación' is not just a ceremony but a massive family milestone often celebrated with much larger parties than typical academic ceremonies in English-speaking countries.
- While graduación refers to the degree, the term promoción is used to describe the entire graduating class of a specific year.
Examples in context
- Asistí a la ceremonia de graduaciónI attended the graduation ceremony
- Mañana voy a egresar de la universidadTomorrow I'm going to graduate from college
- Hoy celebramos tu logro de graduarte. ¡Felicidades!Today we celebrate your achievement of graduating. Congratulations!
- La graduación de María fue muy emotiva.Maria's graduation was very emotional.
- Estamos organizando la graduación de la clase.We are organizing the class graduation.
- La graduación de la universidad será en junio.The university graduation will be in June.
Example conversation
Mateo and María are talking about their upcoming university ceremony.
- Mateo¿Estás lista para la graduación de la universidad?Are you ready for the university graduation?
- MaríaSí, Mateo, estoy muy emocionada por este día.Yes, Mateo, I am very excited about this day.
- MateoYo también, ha sido un camino largo.Me too, it has been a long journey.
- MaríaPero finalmente lo logramos.But we finally did it.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
