Making the grade
Students at Clifton College in Bristol celebrating their A-level results.
Today's Phrase
If someone or something 'makes the grade', they achieve the expected result. They succeed. It is often used in the negative when things are not good enough.
For example:
The marking of exams has been tougher this year and many students just didn't make the grade.
This work is awful. It simply doesn't make the grade.
I have every confidence in you and expect you to make the grade.
This work is awful. It simply doesn't make the grade.
I have every confidence in you and expect you to make the grade.
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