美 [ˈɡrædʒuət əˈweɪ]
逐渐消失：指逐渐离开或消失，通常指某种状态或情感的逐渐减弱或消失。
... gradualness 渐次的 graduate away 逐渐消失 graduate from 毕业于 ...
He was traveling to the hospital an hour away to visit his patron, the man who was paying for his graduate school and who had recently become ill.
他打算前往距离一个小时路程远的医院去看望他的资助人。这位先生现在为他在研究所的学习支付费用，最近生病了。
As young people graduate and begin to work, they move far away from home and barely have time to visit their parents.
由于年轻人毕业后开始工作，他们远离家园，几乎没有时间去看望他们的父母。
Academics pick bright undergraduate students and groom them as potential graduate students. It isn't in their interests to turn the smart kids away, at least at the beginning.
学校挑选出聪明的本科生并将他们推荐到研究生院，显然，将他们拒之门外不符合学校的利益，至少起初是这样的。
High rents around Palo Alto have begun driving graduate students and faculty away from Stanford University, the cradle of Valley entrepreneurialism, to other prestigious universities.
Professor Cipolla told me that one of his biggest concerns these days was that his smartest graduate students were being lured away by big money offers from the likes of Google, Facebook and Microsoft.
The apparent shift in direction away from adopting a graduate tax has been welcomed by university groups.