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com·pe·tent
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competently (adv.)
词根:competent
adv.competently 胜任地;适合地
n.competence 能力,胜任;权限;作证能力;足以过舒适生活的收入
competency 能力(等于competence);资格
adjective
proper or rightly pertinent
having requisite or adequate ability or qualities : fit a competent piece of work
a competent teacher
legally qualified or adequate
a competent witness
having the capacity to function or develop in a particular way: such as
having the capacity to initiate an immune response following exposure to an antigen
antibody production by immunologically competent B cells
of a bacterial cell capable of taking up exogenous DNA (as from a plasmid) during genetic transformation
natural and artificially-produced competent cells
competent authority[法]主管当局,主管部门
competent department主管部门
competent in胜任的;有能力
be competent for胜任
competent jurisdiction合法的管辖权
competent person称职人员;安全检察员
competent court管辖法院;主管法庭
这组词都有“合格”的意思,其区别是:
able为常用词,指具有做某事所需的力量,技巧,知识与时间等,一般下效率无关,用作定语表示能力超出平均水平。如:A cat is able to see in the dark. (猫在黑暗中能看见东西。)
capable指满足一般要求的能力,可以是表现出来的,也可是潜在的,搭配是be capable of +doing。用作定语,表示的能力没有able表示的能力强。如:He is capable of running a mile in a minute. (他能在一分钟内跑完一英里。)He is a very capable doctor. (他是一位很好的大夫。)
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14世纪晚期,“合适的,符合所有要求的,足够的,充分的”,源自古法语 competent “足够的,适当的,合适的”,直接源自拉丁语 competentem(主格 competens),现在分词 competere “一致,同意”(见 compete)。它保留了动词在古典拉丁语中的意义,而 compete 中的意义是后古典演变的。意思是“有能力的,适合的,有能力或能力的”来自1640年代。法律意义上的“具有法律能力或资格”的意思是15世纪晚期。相关: Competently。
强干
适格
有法定资格的
Middle English, suitable, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin competent-, competens, from present participle of competere — see compete
The first known use of competent was in the 15th century
competitiveadjective
relating to, characterized by, or based on competition competitive bidding
competitive sports
competitiveadjective
relating to, characterized by, or based on competition competitive bidding
competitive sports
competitionnoun
the act or process of competing
a contest between rivals
rivalry
an individual or group one is competing against
look over the competition
the effort of persons or firms to attract business by offering the most favorable terms
the active seeking after and use of an environmental resource (as food) in limited supply by two or more plants or animals or kinds of plants and animals
competitionnoun
the act or process of competing
a contest between rivals
rivalry
an individual or group one is competing against
look over the competition
the effort of persons or firms to attract business by offering the most favorable terms
the active seeking after and use of an environmental resource (as food) in limited supply by two or more plants or animals or kinds of plants and animals
competeverb
to strive for something (as a prize or reward) for which another is also striving : contest
competentadjective
having the necessary ability or qualities : capable
a competent musician
competentadjective
having the necessary ability or qualities : capable
a competent musician
competentadjective
having the capacity to function or develop in a particular wayspecifically: having the capacity to respond (as by producing an antibody) to an antigenic determinant
immunologically competent cells
1 The smile faded; he was obviously wondering if I was mentally competent.
2 any competent mechanic should be able to fix that
3 As I made my way to the center gate, searching the crowd for an-other gray uniform, I was tremendously relieved to spot Miller, an unusually competent officer from my class, whom I really liked.
4 Internal audit work by competent professionals who understand financial derivatives inherent risks.
内部审计工作应由称职的专业人士担当,他们应了解金融衍生工具内在的风险.
5 Very competent middle suddenly ascend the top, met with the ability to end soon to withdraw.
很称职的中层,突然升上高层, 能力见了底,很快就会给撤走.
6 The most competent adults are those who know how to do this.
最有能力的成年人是那些知道如何做到这一点的人。
7 Only in this way can they become a competent university archives administrator in the new century.
只有具备了这些素质和能力,才能成为一名新世纪称职的高校档案管理工作者.
8 But this time there was no elaborate praise and his tone of voice indicated that Mother merely had done the sort of competent job that one might expect from a competent woman.
9 When you lose interest in a program , your last duty to it is a competent successor.
当你对一个问题不再感兴趣时, 你最后的责任就是找位能胜任的接棒人.
10 No competent astronomer defended the traditional Ptolemaic system once they had heard that Venus had a full set of phases; you had to be an ill-informed philosopher to do so.
11 He proved a competent manager.
他证明是一个能干的经理.
12 Roberts was transferred back to the jail on Feb. 7 after he was found competent to stand trial on Jan. 31.
13 I realize that this group needs more than just a competent leader.
14 Are you competent enough to tackle all your problems on your own?
你是否有足够的能力独自解决自己的所有困难?
15 She's a competent leader and has always been regarded as such by her colleagues.
她是个很有能力的领导人,她的同事一向都是这样认为的.
16 He is competent for the task.
他胜任这项任务.
17 Her movements were fluid and competent, not stiff.
18 She's a competent manager and has always been regarded as such by her colleagues.
她是一个能干的经理.同事们一直这样看待她.
19 I am a competent product sales representative and promoter.
我是个能干的产品销售代表及推销员.
20 Most adults do not feel competent to deal with a medical emergency involving a child.
大部分成年人不懂得如何对儿童实施急救。
2 相当的
tol-lol good possible pretty certain powerful fair proper equal representative suitable equivalent substantial considerable corresponding comparative measurable proportionate commensurate becoming perceptible answerable condign gey fairish smartish proportionable
3 充足
plenitudinous good great long enough fair liberal ample amply amplitude galore sufficiency square adequate exuberant replete plentifully satis bag glut plenitude repletion suffice saturate all of be sufficient for
4 有耐药性的
5 合法
just right sound legal legitimate lawful rightful juridical legit licit juridic truly liceity justice legalize legitimize regularize true valid innocent loyal constitutional kindly kosher very legality kashrut
8 适宜
meet fit suitable compatible pertinent becoming consentaneous accordingly rightly propriety expediency pertinence agree become befit beseem
9 适任的
12 有效
good significant useful valid formal telling expedient effectual big efficiency significance authenticate go take hold good lick into shape in force put over
13 有能力
good competently equip capable have it in you to do have it in you efficient sufficient habilitate Able enough effective dow have it in one able equal hotshot there are no flies on him
14 相当
tol-lol good possible pretty certain powerful fair proper equal representative suitable equivalent substantial considerable corresponding comparative measurable proportionate commensurate becoming perceptible answerable condign gey fairish smartish proportionable some well something rather quite properly fairly middling so-and-so lot correspondence equivalence equivalency correspondency correspond
17 有能力的
able possible sound useful efficient capable worth salt good professional sufficient Able enough effective equal hotshot
18 能干
strong useful ably capable good able up-and-coming hotshot competently capably able-mindedness savoire faire
19 足够
enough proper sufficient adequate ample sufficiently adequately competently the adequacy do suffice plenty snug duly amply fill sufficiency serve make
20 正当
just good right sound due true legal fair proper legitimate righteous kosher allowable rightful justifiable well-earned licit conscionable all justice validity propriety soundness fall
22 合法的
just right sound legal legitimate lawful rightful juridical legit licit juridic true valid innocent loyal constitutional kindly kosher very
25 足以胜任的
26 不错
fair okay OK sound fine safe reasonable braw goodish lekker soundly granted not bad neat modest so
30 有权出庭作证
31 正当的
just good right sound due true legal fair proper legitimate righteous kosher allowable rightful justifiable well-earned licit conscionable
34 有管辖权的
35 有适应力的
37 有法定资格的
38 有审理权的