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1 make competent
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2 make competent
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3 competent
adjectivefähig; befähigtnot competent to do something — nicht kompetent, etwas zu tun
* * *['kompətənt]- academic.ru/14772/competence">competence- competently* * *com·pe·tent[ˈkɒmpɪtənt, AM ˈkɑ:m-]I'm not \competent to make that decision ich bin nicht befähigt, diese Entscheidung zu treffen2. (adequate) ausreichendhe speaks quite \competent German er spricht recht gutes Deutsch3. LAW zuständig\competent authority zuständige Behörde\competent witness zulässiger Zeuge/zulässige Zeugin* * *['kɒmpItənt]adj1) fähig, befähigt (in zu); (in a particular field) kompetent; (= adequate) knowledge, understanding angemessen, adäquat2) (JUR) zuständig; evidence, witness zulässig3) (form* * *competent adj (adv competently)1. fähig ( to do zu tun), tüchtig2. fach-, sachkundig, qualifiziert3. gut (gemacht), gekonnt4. JURa) auch weitS. kompetent, zuständig (Gericht etc):a competent judge ein zuständiger Richter, fig ein sachkundiger Beurteiler, ein Kennerb) zulässig (Beweise, Zeuge)c) geschäftsfähiga competent answer eine zufriedenstellende Antwort* * *adjectivefähig; befähigtnot competent to do something — nicht kompetent, etwas zu tun
* * *adj.beschlussfähig adj.kompetent adj.sachkundig adj.zuständig adj. -
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['kɒmpɪtənt]2) (adequate) [performance, knowledge] buono; [ answer] soddisfacente3) dir. competente* * *['kompətənt](capable; skilled: a competent pianist; competent to drive a car.) competente- competently* * *competent /ˈkɒmpɪtənt/a.1 competente; capace; abile; bravo; provetto: a competent architect, un architetto capace; a competent fencer, un bravo schermidore3 (leg.) capace: John is competent to testify, John è capace di testimoniare; Grandfather is competent to make a will, il nonno ha la capacità di testare6 adeguato; sufficiente: a competent understanding of the law, un'adeguata comprensione della legge.* * *['kɒmpɪtənt]2) (adequate) [performance, knowledge] buono; [ answer] soddisfacente3) dir. competente -
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( qualified) kompetent;I'm not \competent to make that decision ich bin nicht befähigt, diese Entscheidung zu treffen2) ( adequate) ausreichend;he speaks quite \competent German er spricht recht gutes Deutsch3) law zuständig;\competent authority zuständige Behörde;\competent witness zulässiger Zeuge/zulässige Zeugin -
6 competent to make a will
Jur. habilité a testerEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > competent to make a will
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7 authority competent to sanction / make payment / decide
முடிவு செய்ய ஒப்பளிக்க செலுத்துவதற்கு தகுதி வாய்ந்த அதிகார அமப்பு அதிகாரிEnglish-Tamil dictionary > authority competent to sanction / make payment / decide
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8 tehdä päteväksi
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9 engreír
• make arrangements• make as if to• make competent• make concessions• make preparations• make problems -
10 ensoberbecer
• make arrangements• make as if to• make believe that• make biting• make competent• make concessions -
11 apelmazar
• make common• make competent -
12 compactar
• make common• make competent• reduce in size -
13 hacer compacto
• make common• make competent -
14 pätevöittää
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15 qualify
1. transitive verb2) (modify) einschränken; modifizieren [Meinung, Feststellung]2. intransitive verb1)qualify in law/medicine — seinen [Studien]abschluss in Jura/Medizin machen
qualify as a doctor/lawyer — sein Examen als Arzt/Anwalt machen
qualify for admission to a university/club — die Aufnahmebedingungen einer Universität/eines Vereins erfüllen
3) (Sport) sich qualifizieren* * *1) (to cause to be or to become able or suitable for: A degree in English does not qualify you to teach English; She is too young to qualify for a place in the team.) qualifizieren2) ((with as) to show that one is suitable for a profession or job etc, especially by passing a test or examination: I hope to qualify as a doctor.) sich qualifizieren3) ((with for) to allow, or be allowed, to take part in a competition etc, usually by reaching a satisfactory standard in an earlier test or competition: She failed to qualify for the long jump.) sich qualifizieren4) ((of an adjective) to describe, or add to the meaning of: In `red books', the adjective `red' qualifies the noun `books'.) näher bestimmen•- academic.ru/59525/qualification">qualification- qualified
- qualifying* * *quali·fy<- ie->[ˈkwɒlɪfaɪ, AM ˈkwɑ:l-]I. vtyour course on cookery doesn't \qualify you as an expert chef dein Kochkurs macht aus dir noch lange keinen Meisterkoch2. (make eligible)being a single parent qualifies you for extra benefits als allein erziehender Elternteil hat man Anspruch auf Sonderleistungen▪ to \qualify sb to do sth jdn berechtigen etw zu tun3. (restrict)▪ to \qualify sth criticism, judgement etw einschränken [o modifizieren] [o unter Vorbehalt äußern]to \qualify an opinion/remark eine Meinung/Bemerkung unter Vorbehalt [o einschränkend] äußernto \qualify a statement eine Erklärung [o Feststellung] einschränken▪ to \qualify sth adjective, noun etw näher bestimmenII. viChris has just qualified as a doctor Chris hat gerade seinen Doktor in Medizin gemachtto \qualify as an officer ein Offizierspatent erwerben2. (prove competence)▪ to \qualify [for sth] sich akk [für etw akk] qualifizieren [o als geeignet erweisen], seine Eignung [für etw akk] nachweisen3. (meet requirements)▪ to \qualify [for sth] citizenship, membership, an office [für etw] die [nötigen] Voraussetzungen [o Bedingungen] erfüllen; (be eligible) benefits, a job für etw akk infrage kommenhe barely qualified er hat die Voraussetzungen [o Bedingungen] gerade noch erfülltto \qualify for a scholarship den Qualifikationsnachweis für ein Stipendium erbringen* * *['kwɒlIfaɪ]1. vthis experience qualifies him to make these decisions — aufgrund or auf Grund seiner Erfahrung ist er qualifiziert or kompetent, diese Entscheidungen zu treffen
2) (= limit) statement, criticism einschränken; (= change slightly) opinion, remark modifizieren, relativieren3) (GRAM) charakterisieren, näher bestimmen4) (= describe) bezeichnen, klassifizieren2. vi1) (= acquire degree etc) seine Ausbildung abschließen, sich qualifizierento qualify as a lawyer/doctor — sein juristisches/medizinisches Staatsexamen machen
to qualify as a teacher —
2) (SPORT in competition) sich qualifizieren (for für)those who pass the first round of tests qualify for the final interviews — diejenigen, die die erste Testreihe erfolgreich bearbeiten, kommen in die engere und letzte Auswahl
3) (= fulfil required conditions) infrage or in Frage kommen (for für)does he qualify for admission to the club? — erfüllt er die Bedingungen für die Aufnahme in den Klub?
* * *qualify [-faı]A v/t1. qualifizieren, befähigen, geeignet machen ( alle:for für, zu;to be zu sein):qualify o.s. for die Eignung erwerben für oder zu2. (behördlich) autorisieren4. bezeichnen, charakterisieren ( beide:as als)5. einschränken6. eine Bemerkung etc abschwächen, mildern8. LING modifizieren, näher bestimmenB v/i1. sich qualifizieren, sich eignen, sich als geeignet oder tauglich erweisen, die Eignung nachweisen oder besitzen, infrage kommen ( alle:for für, zu;as als):qualifying examination Eignungsprüfung fqualifying standard Qualifikationsnorm f3. die nötigen Fähigkeiten erwerben* * *1. transitive verb1) (make competent, make officially entitled) berechtigen ( for zu)2) (modify) einschränken; modifizieren [Meinung, Feststellung]2. intransitive verb1)qualify in law/medicine — seinen [Studien]abschluss in Jura/Medizin machen
qualify as a doctor/lawyer — sein Examen als Arzt/Anwalt machen
2) (fulfil a condition) infrage kommen ( for für)qualify for admission to a university/club — die Aufnahmebedingungen einer Universität/eines Vereins erfüllen
3) (Sport) sich qualifizieren* * *(for, as) v.qualifizieren (zu, als) v. v.ausbilden v.befähigen v.beschreiben v.sich eignen v.sich qualifizieren (Sport) v. -
16 qualify
['kwɒlɪfaɪ] 1.to qualify sb. for a job — [degree, diploma] qualificare qcn. per un lavoro; [experience, skills] rendere qcn. adatto o idoneo a un lavoro
2) amm.to qualify sb. for — dare titolo o diritto a qcn. a [membership, benefit]
to qualify sb. to do — dare a qcn. il diritto di fare
to qualify sb. to do — autorizzare qcn. a fare
taking a few photos hardly qualifies him as a photographer — il fatto che scatti qualche foto non ne fa certo un fotografo
5) ling. qualificare2.to qualify as — diplomarsi, ottenere il titolo di
while he was qualifying as an engineer — mentre studiava ingegneria; (have experience, skill)
2) amm. acquisire i requisiti, soddisfare (al)le condizioni4) sport qualificarsi* * *1) (to cause to be or to become able or suitable for: A degree in English does not qualify you to teach English; She is too young to qualify for a place in the team.) qualificare, abilitare2) ((with as) to show that one is suitable for a profession or job etc, especially by passing a test or examination: I hope to qualify as a doctor.) abilitarsi, qualificarsi3) ((with for) to allow, or be allowed, to take part in a competition etc, usually by reaching a satisfactory standard in an earlier test or competition: She failed to qualify for the long jump.) qualificarsi4) ((of an adjective) to describe, or add to the meaning of: In `red books', the adjective `red' qualifies the noun `books'.) qualificare•- qualified
- qualifying* * *['kwɒlɪfaɪ] 1.to qualify sb. for a job — [degree, diploma] qualificare qcn. per un lavoro; [experience, skills] rendere qcn. adatto o idoneo a un lavoro
2) amm.to qualify sb. for — dare titolo o diritto a qcn. a [membership, benefit]
to qualify sb. to do — dare a qcn. il diritto di fare
to qualify sb. to do — autorizzare qcn. a fare
taking a few photos hardly qualifies him as a photographer — il fatto che scatti qualche foto non ne fa certo un fotografo
5) ling. qualificare2.to qualify as — diplomarsi, ottenere il titolo di
while he was qualifying as an engineer — mentre studiava ingegneria; (have experience, skill)
2) amm. acquisire i requisiti, soddisfare (al)le condizioni4) sport qualificarsi -
17 qualify
qualify [ˈkwɒlɪfaɪ]a. ( = make competent) to qualify sb to do sth/for sth qualifier qn pour faire qch/pour qchb. ( = modify) [+ support] mettre des réserves à ; [+ statement, opinion] nuancerobtenir son diplôme (in en)• to qualify as a doctor/an engineer obtenir son diplôme de médecin/d'ingénieur• does he qualify? est-ce qu'il remplit les conditions requises ?* * *['kwɒlɪfaɪ] 1.transitive verb1) ( make competent)to qualify somebody for a job — [degree, diploma] habiliter quelqu'un à exercer un emploi; [experience, skills] rendre quelqu'un apte à exercer un emploi
3) gen ( give authority to)4) ( modify) nuancer [acceptance, approval, opinion]; préciser [statement, remark]5) Linguistics qualifier2.1) (obtain diploma, degree etc) obtenir son diplôme (as de, en); (have experience, skill) avoir les connaissances requises ( for pour)2) Administration remplir les conditions (requises)3) ( meet standard)4) Sport se qualifier -
18 envanecer
• fill up with people• fill with dismay• fill with terror• fill with venom• make competent• make concessions• make use of speech• make valid again -
19 infatuar
• infantryman• infatuated• make competent• make concessions• make use of speech• make valid again -
20 qualify
1) ( make competent)your course on cookery doesn't \qualify you as an expert chef dein Kochkurs macht aus dir noch lange keinen Meisterkoch2) ( make eligible)being a single parent qualifies you for extra benefits als allein erziehender Elternteil hat man Anspruch auf Sonderleistungen;to \qualify sb to do sth jdn berechtigen etw zu tun3) ( restrict)to \qualify sth criticism, judgement etw einschränken [o modifizieren] [o unter Vorbehalt äußern];to \qualify a statement eine Erklärung [o Feststellung] einschränkento \qualify sth adjective, noun etw näher bestimmen viChris has just qualified as a doctor Chris hat gerade seinen Doktor in Medizin gemacht;to \qualify as an officer ein Offizierspatent erwerben2) ( prove competence)to \qualify [for sth] sich akk [für etw akk] qualifizieren [o als geeignet erweisen], seine Eignung [für etw akk] nachweisen;3) ( meet requirements)to \qualify [for sth] citizenship, membership, an office [für etw] die [nötigen] Voraussetzungen [o Bedingungen] erfüllen;he barely qualified er hat die Voraussetzungen [o Bedingungen] gerade noch erfüllt;to \qualify for a scholarship den Qualifikationsnachweis für ein Stipendium erbringen
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