(military) rank; level; grade
differential (between grades); salary differential
named grade or higher; at least stated magnitude (of earthquake)
numerical range; interval; taxation band
grade 3; third class; category C
higher level; higher-up; upper level; higher authority; superior
low ranking; lower rank; low level; Lower level; underclass; subordinate
middle level (in a hierarchy); intermediate; medium (difficulty)
grade 2; second class; category B
low level; rudimentary; vulgar; low; inferior
to rank; to grade; to classify; rank; grade; classification
junior; beginner; primary
to upgrade (computing); to level up (gaming); to escalate (in intensity); to go up (by one grade); to be promoted
on the same level; ranking equally
tonnage; class in tons (of a passenger ship)
grade 4; fourth class; category D
(administrative) prefecture-level
(administrative) department-level
appeal (to higher courts)
(administrative) bureau-level
grade; year (class level in school, college, and so on); form
to go up or down stairs step by step
a step up; to rise to the next level
star rating; top-class; highly rated
to advance in rank; promotion; advancement
(classification) general; non-specialist
special grade; top quality
class (group of students); grade (in school)
first rate; top class; excellent
to repeat a year in school
(administrative) province-level
(administrative) section-level
(job) position; level; grade; rank
celebrated; famous; A-list
super (-); ultra (-); hyper (-)
to skip a grade; to bypass ranks; to go over the head of one's boss
to jump a year (at college)
to demote; to relegate; to degrade
degree of earthquake (on magnitude scale)
a note on a musical scale
high level; high grade; advanced; senior; high quality; high-ranking
first-rate; excellent (loanword from Japanese 一番, ichiban)
third category movie (containing sexual or violent content)
triple jump (athletics); hop, skip and jump
grade 8 worker (highest on the eight grade wage scale); top-grade worker
sub-provincial (not provincial status, but independent)
(administrative) national-level
(at an) international level
light-weight class (in athletics)
better quality; comparatively higher level
ministerial level (e.g. negotiations)
first class; top; world best
triple jump (athletics); hop, skip and jump
high level leadership; top brass
low level (computer) language
peasant class (esp. in Marxist theory); peasantry
junior high school; junior middle school
lower elementary school; abbr. to 初小
exploiting class (in Marxist theory)
sub-prefecture level city (county level division, administered by province, not under a prefecture)
system of appeals (to higher court)
convergent series (math.)
absolute (not liable to comparative degree)
subprime lending; abbr. to 次貸|次贷
middle heavyweight (boxing)
social rank; class; caste
arithmetic series (such as 2+4+6+8+...)
geometric series (such as 1+2+4+8+...)
arithmetic series (such as 2+4+6+8+...)
(the) capitalist class; (the) bourgeoisie
super-corridor (media); information super-highway
social composition; social status (in Marxist theory, esp. using during cultural revolution)
senior high school; abbr. to
高中
senior military officers; top brass
advanced class of primary school
high position; senior post
high official; senior executive
eight grade wage scale (system)
subprovincial city (having independent economic status within a province)
killer application; killer app
nuclear quadrupole resonance (physics)
super giant slalom; Super G
minister level conference
(diving) regulator; demand valve
bourgeois rightist faction (esp. during anti-rightist movement of 1957-58)
bourgeois revolution (in Marx-Leninist theory, a prelude to the proletarian revolution)
backup regulator; octopus (diving)
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