English–Spanish
“degree” in Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈgɾaðo/
Example
En cierto grado, tienes razón.
To a degree, you are right.
How to say “degree” in Spanish
“Degree” in Spanish is grado.
Point on a scale marking a relative position or intensity, for example a temperature mark, an academic level, or a stage in a sequence.
Example sentences with grado
El grado de dificultad aumentó.
The degree of difficulty increased.
Tips for using grado
- Temperatures and angles are normally expressed with the plural grados (hace 20 grados), a numeric test score is nota, and grado often names an academic year or a university degree depending on context.
Other Spanish words for “degree”
¿Dónde conseguiste tu titulación?
Where did you get your degree?