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qual·i·fy /ˈkwɒlɪfaɪ/ vt. | vi. ❶ vt. 1. 使合适,使胜任;使具有资格;证明…合格 His skills qualify him for the job. 他的技艺使他有资格担任这一工作。 Can you qualify yourself for the job? 你能证明自己有能力担任这项工作吗? certificates qualifying sb.'s meat 证明某人出售的肉类合格的证书 2. 授予…法律上的权力,准予;使宣誓就职 be qualified to practise law in this state 获准在该州当律师 qualify a jury 使陪审团宣誓就职 3. 限制,限定,修正;〈古〉使缓和,使减轻 Qualify your statement that dogs are loyal by adding “usually”. 将你说的“狗是忠实的”这句话修正一下,加上“通常”二字。 qualify a punishment 减轻处罚 The power to regulate commerce could not be qualified. 管制商业的权力不能削弱。 4. 〈古〉改变…的浓度(或香味) coffee qualified with cognac 搀了科涅克上等白兰地的咖啡 5. 把…归类;形容,描述 qualify sb. as a scoundrel 称某人为恶棍 qualify a proposal as iniquitous 将一提议形容为居心不良 6. 【语】限定,修饰 In “red books”, the adjective “red” qualifies the noun “books”. 在“红色的书”这一词组里,形容词“红色的”修饰名词“书”。 ❷ vi. 1. 有资格,合格;合适,胜任 qualify for a driving license 有资格领取驾驶执照 qualify for a position 胜任某职 2. 取得法律上的权利;获准 qualify as a voter 取得选举人资格 He has just qualified as a lawyer. 他刚取得律师资格。 Boon had failed to qualify for a postgraduate grant. 布恩没能得到研究生奖学金。 Troubled companies could qualify for exemptions. 处境困难的公司可获准豁免。 3. 【体】取得比赛资格,预赛及格;(射击)达到获射手徽章的环数 (fail to) qualify for the next round (没)获得参加下一轮比赛的资格 [<ML quālificāre to characterize < L quālis of what kind + -IFY] |