Traduction de «half grade » (Anglais → Français) :

half course [ half-course | half grade | half-credit course ]

time and a half [ time and one-half | time and one half | time and a half rate | time and one half rate | rate of time and a half | time-and-a-half rate ]

half mask respirator [ half-mask facepiece | half facepiece respirator | half face piece mask | half mask | half face respirator | half-shield ]

radioactive half-life | half-life | physical half-life | half-period | half-value period | half-life radioactive

half | half carcase | half carcass | half-carcase | side

1 half peak divergence | 1 half peak spread | one half peak divergence | one half peak spread

time and a half | wages with a 50 % premium | time and a half rate | time and one half | time and one half rate | rate of time and a half

applying colour grading | implement colour grading | apply colour grading | carry out colour grading

at grade junction | at-grade intersection | grade crossing | junction at grade

bastard half round wood | half round rasp | half round wood rasp

43. Is deeply concerned that between a third and a half of edible produce is wasted because of its appearance and calls on the Commission to create, as a matter of urgency, possibilities for marketing, particularly in local and regional markets, a wider range of quality specifications of produce, while ensuring transparency and the proper functioning of the market; draws attention to trials conducted in Austria and Switzerland involving the sale of blemished fruit and vegetables; calls on supermarkets to take into account market research which shows that many consumers are not necessarily worried about the cosmetic appearance of fruit ...[+++]and vegetables and are happy to purchase lower grade produce, particularly if this may appear to be cheaper;

45. Is deeply concerned that between a third and a half of edible produce is wasted because of its appearance and calls on the Commission to create, as a matter of urgency, possibilities for marketing, particularly in local and regional markets, a wider range of quality specifications of produce, while ensuring transparency and the proper functioning of the market; draws attention to trials conducted in Austria and Switzerland involving the sale of blemished fruit and vegetables; calls on supermarkets to take into account market research which shows that many consumers are not necessarily worried about the cosmetic appearance of fruit ...[+++]and vegetables and are happy to purchase lower grade produce, particularly if this may appear to be cheaper;

In Grade 6, when she was 12, she started taking an immersion program, half the year in French and the other half in English.

If I extrapolate, if there's a failure grade an E on eight and the one passage at 50, then can I extrapolate to say that more than half of the 200 have failing grades as well?