17:53 Apr 10, 2000 |
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to be in the upper third Explanation: To be in the top one-third of a group (class, school, etc.) |
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To rank in the top third part of his/her class Explanation: is what is usually used in High Schools and Universities... the word "rank" or "ranking" being the operative word. Best of luck! |
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(the student) ranks on the top third of his/her class Explanation: This is the usual expression. Hope it helps. Good luck. |
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to be in the upper third (education) Explanation: the upper third in ability/results |
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To be in the upper third rank of his/her class Explanation: To adjust this expression to the requested context. Good Luck |
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