私たちの年代の卒業生たちはノー勉で卒業試験を受ける人が結構いたようです。の英語

In our time, there were many students who passed the graduation exam without studying.

We all long for our graduation.

most of our graduates are employed

I haven't yet graduated.

Some of the graduates have risen to eminence―risen to prominence―risen to wealth and honour―risen to high positions.

We reaffirmed our friendship after the graduation ceremony.

It seems as if I had graduated only yesterday.

The graduates went up to the president in turn, and received their diplomas.

an undergraduate student during the year preceding graduation

During the graduation ceremony, the principal presented each graduate with a diploma.

He said in a statement on May 14, "It took many years to accomplish my graduation. I hope that young people realize the importance of completing their college education. Now I can happily attend this year's commencement."

More students than ever before have sat for their bar examinations this year.

I graduated in 2013.

I think it will be difficult for you to graduate.

a student who continues studies after graduation

I don't have enough credits to graduate.

a document that certifies a person's graduation

The graduates are going a-begging.

I couldn't get the necessary credits to graduate.

The graduates of that school have risen in the public estimation.

I left half-way without finishing school.

a farewell sermon to a graduating class at their commencement ceremonies

I plan on starting my career as soon as I graduate.

I need 10 more credits in order to graduate.

The graduate gets some hundred yen at the start.

in commemoration of our graduation

He must be good for something, for he has, somehow or other, finished his middle school.

I couldn't get the necessary credits to graduate.

applicants may qualify to take the New York bar examination by graduating from an approved law school

It's quite something to graduate with honors.