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English translations related to graduation

2010-06-05View Original

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This post was last edited by shenqikeke on 2010-6-5 at 17:03. Graduation is approaching soon, so let’s think of some words and things related to graduation :) Let’s discuss them and translate them as well~~~~ Here’s a starting point: Graduation: graduation; Bachelor’s degree: bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree: master’s degree; Doctor: doctor; Graduation project: graduation project; Diploma: diploma; Graduation ceremony: graduation commencement
Reply #22010-06-07
Bachelor’s degree: bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree: master’s degree; Doctor’s degree: doctor. Why is “degree” added before the first two?
Reply #32010-06-07
Not the front, but the back. There can also be a degree after doctor, right? Does “doctor” also mean physician? Why does having a higher level of education mean one can become a doctor? Are all doctors highly educated? There’s another question: what degree is associated with middle school? And what about primary school? What about kindergarten?

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