graduate

A graduate is a person who has received a diploma or a degree. I've never heard of graduate male.

You haven't seen it in an advertisement for the job opening or something?

Hi,

TakaYou haven't seen it in an advertisement for the job opening or something?

I've never seen it either. That's because in many Western countries it would be considered *** discrimination and whoever puts such an advert might get into trouble.
However, what they often do is simple: they write "graduate" (without any reference to gender) and choos

 So it's English but not used in Western countries?
http://pune.indialist.com/1950338/Jobs/Jobs-Available/Bank-jobs--no-night-shifts--bank-needs-graduate-male--female-fresh--exper

Hi,

TakaSo it's English but not used in Western countries?

I don't see any contradiction.

TanitHi,
First, the link you posted is from India (not regarded as a Western country, here), 

I know. That's why I said 'English, but not used in the West'.

TanitSecond, have a look at the whole text: they are looking for a "graduate male/female 

Right. But it shows the expression 'graduate male' does ex

No, it really doesn't. Ads are often a bunch of phases thrown together. Like 4 bdrm 2.5 bth huge liv/din rm dnstrs mstr suite.

That's a 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath house with a large combined living room/dining room and the master bedroom suite downstairs.

That doesn't meant that "bath huge" is an English phrase or that "room downstairs" is an English phrase.

That ad says gradu

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