英:[ˌmerɪˈtɔ:riəs]
美:[ˌmɛrɪˈtɔriəs, -ˈtor-]
英:[ˌmerɪˈtɔ:riəs]
美:[ˌmɛrɪˈtɔriəs, -ˈtor-]
mer·i·to·ri·ous
me rih to ri s
meritoriously (adv.), meritoriousness (n.)
词根:merit
adj.merited 应得的;理所当然的
adv.meritoriously 极好
n.merit 优点,价值;功绩;功过
meritoriousness 有价值
v.merited 值得;应受(merit的过去分词)
vi.merit 应受报答
vt.merit 值得
Adjective
1. deserving reward or praise;
"a lifetime of meritorious service"
"meritorious conduct"
15世纪早期,“值得神恩”,源于拉丁文 meritorius “那些需要付款的,通过它可以赚钱的”,源于 meritus,它是 merere 的过去分词,意为“赚取”(源于 PIE 根 *(s)mer- (2) “分享某物”)。从15世纪后期(卡克斯顿)开始,表示“值得奖励,值得赞扬或荣誉”。相关词汇: Meritoriously; meritoriousness。
The first known use of meritorious was in the 15th century
merryadjective
full of good humor and good spirits : mirthful
marked by gaiety or festivity
a merry Christmas
merryadjective
full of good humor and good spirits : mirthful
marked by gaiety or festivity
a merry Christmas
metabolizeverb
to break down by metabolism
food is metabolized by the body
mesmerizeverb
hypnotize
fascinate sense 1, spellbind
mesmerizeverb
hypnotize
fascinate sense 1, spellbind
mermannoun
an imaginary sea creature usually represented with a man's body and a fish's tail
mermaidnoun
an imaginary sea creature usually represented with a woman's body and a fish's tail
merit1 of 2noun
the qualities or actions that determine one's worthiness of reward or punishment
were rewarded according to merit
a quality worthy of praise : virtue
the merit of honesty
worth entry 2 sense 2, value
your idea has great merit
individual significance or justification
the accusation is without merit
merit2 of 2verb
to earn by service or performance : deserve
meritoriousadjective
deserving reward or honor : praiseworthy
1 She was given an award for meritorious service.
2 The 23-year-old suspect earned recognition for meritorious service while in Afghanistan.
这位23岁的嫌疑人曾由于在阿富汗服役时的优秀表现受到嘉奖。
3 We flatter the idea is: customer first, reputation first, and meritorious service.
我们奉承的理念是:顾客至上,信誉第一,竭诚服务。
4 Their meritorious deeds for the motherland will ever be remembered in the annuals of history!
他们为祖国建立的丰功伟绩永垂史册!
5 Second, our asylum case management system is overwhelmed, and both frivolous and meritorious cases can take years to review and resolve.
6 “If the works continue to be read, they continue to leave a mark on their readers…. Great deeds, no matter how meritorious, can never be experienced at first hand again, but thoughts can.”
7 British and Commonwealth subjects are recognized for especially meritorious achievement in almost any field.
8 And it is about as engrossing, and as meritorious, as the accountant’s spreadsheet it is enriching.
9 No more than 5 percent of senior leaders may receive the meritorious award, “for sustained accomplishment,” and its cash award of 20 percent of base salary.
10 His meritorious deeds are very moving.
他的先进事迹十分感人。
11 What meritorious feats they had done!
真是丰功伟绩,天赐的横财!
12 This is the performance of meritorious service you have the chance.
我是让你有表现立功的机会。
13 The threat to Maria is the shroud of an aging actress — the crow lines and thickening waist that Binoche, 50, wears as badges of long, meritorious movie service.
14 The award is for astronauts who have distinguished themselves “by exceptionally meritorious efforts and contributions to the welfare of the Nation and of mankind,” according to NASA.
15 And for nearly all that time, he was a model soldier, given awards for meritorious service and promoted all the way up to master sergeant in charge of training young tank crews.
16 It's an honour for a mother like me to see my son do a meritorious deed.
儿子立功,做娘的脸上也好看.
17 Professor de la Feria said that tax reductions for certain products were meant to protect consumers by lowering the cost of foods considered more meritorious.
18 Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement that Biden had approved a meritorious unit commendation, a mid-level award that recognizes laudable service.
19 Gaetz, like Trump, ignited the imagination of some of the GOP base, which sees such disruption as meritorious and evidence of a fight on the little guys’ behalf.
20 Sullivan has "foreclosed many meritorious defamation claims to the detriment of citizens of all walks of life" by placing such claims under the purview of the federal government and establishing a high standard of proof.
1 有功劳的
2 有价值
worthful valuable substantial worthy rewarding worthwhile valued worthfulness make it pay of value rate count avail reward worshipful estimable blue-chip
3 值得表扬的
4 值得赞扬的
5 可称赞的
6 值得称赞
7 值得钦佩的
8 值得赞扬
magnificent commendable creditable do credit to do credit to credit praiseworthy credit where credit's due
9 有价值的
worthful valuable substantial worthy rewarding worthwhile valued of value reward worshipful estimable blue-chip
10 值得称赞的