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de·serv·ing
dih zuhr vIng
deservingly (adv.), deservingness (n.)
词根:desert
adj.desert 沙漠的;荒凉的;不毛的
deserved 应得的;理所当然的
adv.deservedly 理所当然地;应得报酬地
deservingly 当然地
n.desert 沙漠;荒原;应得的赏罚
v.deserved 值得;应得;应受报答(deserve的过去分词)
vi.deserve 应受,应得
desert 遗弃;开小差;逃掉
vt.deserve 应受,应得
desert 遗弃;放弃;逃跑
noun
desert, merit
reward the proud according to their deservings—Charles Kingsley
adjective
having good qualities that deserve praise, support, etc. : meritorious, worthy scholarships for deserving students
rewarding deserving workers
appropriately having or being given something specified—used with ofa criminal deserving of punishment
a proposal deserving of support [=a proposal that deserves support]
deserving of值得;应受到
"that deserves," 1570年代,现在分词形容词,来自 deserve(动词)。相关词汇: Deservingly(1550年代)。短语 deserving poor 指那些因无过错而需要帮助且无法工作的人(老年人、病人、残疾人等),最早见于1801年。
Noun Middle English deserving, deservinge, from gerund of deserven "to deserve" Adjective from present participle of deserve
The first known use of deserving was in the 14th century
designateverb
to appoint or choose by name for a special purpose
designate someone as team captain
to mark or point out : indicate
to call by name or title
desexverb
castrate, spay
capons are desexed male chickens
deservingadjective
worthy entry 1 sense 2especially: worthy of financial help
aid for deserving families
1 Schoenberg intended his arrangement for the short-lived private music society that he organized in Vienna in 1918, whose main purpose was to present repeated hearings of deserving recent works.
2 We tend to view their entrance in a derogatory way: that they are coming to either commit crime through drug dealing or to wrest public services away from more deserving populations.
3 He’s certainly deserving, vacillating between confusion, acceptance, anger, and pathos sometimes in the same scene.
4 There is a shambolic chic to Nino Surguladze's costumes and it seems that an exuberant milliner has ensured no deserving head go without a hat.
5 One can support umpteen causes, most of which are worthy and deserving, whereas some can be rather frivolous and obscure.
一个人可以支持很多的公益事业,其中大多数是有价值且值得为之的,尽管其中一些可能相当琐碎模糊。
6 NBC's Bob Costas called it "a crass exploitation play, a tabloid play," and that Jenner had pushed out lesser, more deserving athletes for the award.
7 In that regard, he is certainly one of the most deserving recipients of the award in years.
8 The actual Michelin guide found them each deserving of two—worth a detour if you’re nearby, but not a dedicated trip.
9 Some people don’t think I’m deserving, the show’s too small, it’s not financially successful enough, that’s fine.
10 "Already a Disney classic and much more deserving of your awe than nonsense like The Lion King."
11 It hexed the boys, who would or would not ask me to dance, and made them less scary and as familiar and deserving of benevolence as girls.
12 A minor is also a person deserving of a social life over which a parent isn’t constantly hovering; parents don’t supervise teens’ every move in life, nor should they do so online.
13 Only the deserving get to be simply human.
14 All are well deserving of space on your hard drive.
15 Or at the very least, movies would be less predictable, less deserving of being called "product."
16 The Vatican has suggested that priests like Murphy are tragic anomalies, decent men who have fallen into darkness and are therefore deserving of our pity.
17 Yes, there are some usual suspects in there, but generally deserving ones.
18 Gypsies, Jews, homosexuals and the mentally disabled were "useless mouths" deserving of death.
19 He recognized a couple of them, certain one of them had postulated on-air that Javier was an illegal and therefore deserving of suspicion.
20 Please give generously to this deserving charity.
请大方地给予这个应得援助的慈善机构吧。
3 应得的赏罚
5 应得之赏
6 该奖的
8 值得的
9 值得
worth worthy merited pay rate claim command deserve merit repay be worth while worthy of worth doing be worthy of worthwhile reward worth while
10 有功劳的
12 赏罚