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🔑qualifyqual·i·fy /ˈkwɑləfaɪ / verb (present participle qual·i·fy·ing, third person singular present tense qual·i·fies, past tense, past participle qual·i·fied)➤for job工作- [transitive] to give someone the right to do a particular job使具备资格◆This certificate will qualify me to teach music.有了这张证书，我就有资格教音乐。
➤have / give right具有／赋予权利- [intransitive, transitive] to have or give someone the right to have or do something有权；使有权◆How many years do you have to work to qualify for a company pension?你要工作多少年才有权享受公司的养老金？◆To qualify for the scholarship, you have to be a resident of the state of Texas.想要获得这项奖学金，你必须是得克萨斯州的居民。◆Residence in this country does not qualify you to vote.在这个国家居住不一定就有选举权。
➤in competition竞赛- [intransitive] to be successful in one part of a competition and to go on to the next part获得参赛资格◆Our team has qualified for the final round.我们队已获得决赛资格。
➤fit description恰当的描述- [intransitive] to have the right qualities to be described as something符合；称得上◆A cup of coffee and a muffin doesn't really qualify as a meal.一杯咖啡和一份小松糕算不上是一顿饭。
➤statement陈述- [transitive] to limit the meaning of a general statement修正…的说法；使…意思更明确◆I should qualify what I said earlier – it wasn't quite true.我得修正一下我先前说的话 —— 那不全对。
➤grammar语法- [transitive] (
English language arts英语语言文学) (of a word) to describe another word in a particular way（单词）修饰，限定◆In “the open door,” “open” is an adjective qualifying “door.”短语 the open door 中，open 是形容词，修饰 door。
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