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qualification noun 1(often qualifications) allowing sb to work, study, etc. 资格ADJECTIVE | VERB + QUALIFICATION | QUALIFICATION + NOUN | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEformal, paper (BrE) 正式资格；资格证书basic, minimum 基本的／最起码的资格entry 准入资格appropriate, necessary 恰当的／必要的资格special, specialist 专门／专科资格management, professional, vocational (BrE) 管理／专业／职业资格◆The aim of the reform is to give more status to vocational qualifications.改革的目的就是要赋予职业资格更重要的地位。further 进一步的资格academic, educational, postgraduate (BrE) 学术资格；学历；研究生学历◆Many of those selected lack the academic qualifications to teach.入选者中有许多人缺乏执教的学术资格。technical (especially BrE) 技术资格legal, medical, secretarial, teaching (all especially BrE) 法律执业／行医／文秘／教学资格VERB + QUALIFICATIONacquire, gain, obtain 取得／获得／得到资格have, hold, possess 具备／持有／具有资格◆Only two of the applicants had the necessary qualifications.申请者中只有两位具有必要的资格。meet (especially NAmE) 符合资格lack 缺乏资格QUALIFICATION + NOUNperiod 限制期◆The job usually has a three-year qualification period.这项工作通常有 3 年观察期。PREPOSITIONqualification for ⋯的资格◆the minimum entry qualification for admission入学录取的最低要求qualification in 在⋯方面的资格◆He held no formal qualification in law.他在法律方面不具备任何正式的资格。 |