qualification
/ˌkwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/noun
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- a pass of an examination or an official completion of a course, especially one conferring status as a recognized practitioner of a profession or activity资格证明, 合格证书：
he left school at 16 with few qualifications.
他16岁离开学校, 没拿到几张证书。
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- a quality or accomplishment that makes someone suitable for a particular job or activity资格, 条件：
only one qualification required - fabulous sense of humour.
只需一个条件——极佳的幽默感。
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- mass noun the action or fact of becoming qualified as a practitioner of a particular profession or activity资格取得, 合格证明取得：
an opportunity for student teachers to share experiences before qualification.
实习教师获得教师资格之前交流经验的机会。
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- a condition that must be fulfilled before a right can be acquired; an official requirement先决条件; 正式要求：
the five-year residency qualification for presidential candidates.
总统候选人须定居五年的先决条件。
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- mass noun the action or fact of qualifying or being eligible for something资格取得, 资格具备：
they need to beat Poland to ensure qualification for the World Cup finals.
他们需要击败波兰队来确保世界杯决赛资格。
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- a statement or assertion that makes another less absolute限制, 限定; 限定条件, 限定事项：
this important qualification needs to be remembered when interpreting the results
在理解这些结果时需要记住这一重要的限定条件
mass noun I welcome without qualification the Minister's statement.我绝对赞同部长的声明。
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- Grammar the attribution of a quality to a word, especially a noun.【语法】（尤指对名词等的）限定, 修饰。
派生词
qualificatory
adjective词源
mid 16th cent.: from medieval Latin qualificatio（n-）， from the verb qualificare （see QUALIFY）.