21世纪的degreed

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degreed [di'ɡri:d]
adj. 1.degree的变形
2.有一个以上学位的
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, Q/ }1 P+ k* y% x5 ?$ D6 Yhaving one or more academic degrees:
➾This degreed man must be able to boast a minimum of 3 to 5 years of successful engineering-sales activity (New York Times).
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" h6 @) S) O) j! s) r但是one or more本来就是英语规避单复数问题的套话，翻译成“一个以上”岂不是让人迷惑，OED就简单了

1. Having an academical degree. Also absol.
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" a7 e5 }$ v/ k2 {& ?+ K1560   in J. Strype Ann. Reformation I. xvii. 215  Such as be degreed in the Universities.
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5 r0 Z+ e; |& x1905   Daily Chron. 11 July 3/2  The unfairness to the rate-payer,..to the class-teacher, to the non-collegiate, to the academical degreed.
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- x) S5 \0 U8 X8 R7 `& ?1962   Guardian 17 Jan. 6/6  Degreed women are..very much the exception.

8 u; \7 M% v8 j% |) n" r9 K1967   Guardian 28 June 6/5  Abstracts of papers by much-degreed ladies from the University of Saskatchewan.
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应该说「一个及以上」