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21 qualified oath
s.juramento condicional, juramento limitado. -
22 qualified opinion
s.dictamen con salvedades. -
23 qualified organization
s.organización calificada. -
24 qualified owner
s.tenedor de interés limitado, dueño condicional. -
25 qualified plan
s.plan calificado. -
26 qualified privilege
s.privilegio condicional. -
27 qualified property
s.dominio imperfecto, derecho condicional a propiedad. -
28 qualified prospect
s.cliente en perspectiva, cliente en perspectiva calificado, prospecto calificado. -
29 qualified prosperity
s.interés limitado, dominio imperfecto. -
30 qualified recently
adj.calificado recientemente, recientemente calificado. -
31 qualified report
s.informe con salvedades. -
32 qualified rights
s.derechos accidentales, derechos condicionales, derechos limitados. -
33 qualified voter
s.elector habilitado, elector capacitado para votar, elector capacitado, elector habilitado para votar. -
34 qualified worker
s.obrero calificado. -
35 to be fully qualified
ser titulado,-a, ser diplomado,-a -
36 federally qualified HMO
English-Spanish medical dictionary > federally qualified HMO
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37 be qualified
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38 become qualified
v.calificar. -
39 duly qualified
adj.debidamente calificado, debidamente cualificado. -
40 highly-qualified professional
s.profesional altamente calificado.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > highly-qualified professional
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qualified — qual‧i‧fied [ˈkwɒlfaɪd ǁ ˈkwɑː ] adjective 1. having suitable knowledge, experience, or qualifications, especially for a particular job: • highly qualified engineering staff 2. qualified agreement, approval etc is limited in some way, because… … Financial and business terms
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qualified — qualified; un·qualified; non·qualified; … English syllables
qualified — [adj1] able, skillful accomplished, adept, adequate, all around, au fait, capable, catechized, certified, competent, disciplined, efficient, equipped, examined, experienced, expert, fit, fitted, good, instructed, knowledgeable, licensed,… … New thesaurus
qualified — [kwôl′ə fīd΄, kwäl′ə fīd΄] adj. 1. having met conditions or requirements set 2. having the necessary or desirable qualities; fit; competent 3. limited; modified [to give qualified approval] SYN. ABLE qualifiedly [kwôl′ifī΄id lē, kwäl′ifīd΄lē] adv … English World dictionary
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qualified — qual|i|fied S3 [ˈkwɔlıfaıd US ˈkwa: ] adj 1.) having suitable knowledge, experience, or skills, especially for a particular job well/suitably/highly qualified ▪ Dawn is well qualified for her new role. qualified to do sth ▪ The guides are… … Dictionary of contemporary English
qualified — adj. 1 having completed a course of study VERBS ▪ be ▪ become, get ADVERB ▪ highly, well ▪ The teaching staf … Collocations dictionary
qualified — Adapted; fitted; entitled; susceptible; capable; competent; fitting; possessing legal power or capacity; eligible; as a qualified voter (q.v.). Applied to one who has taken the steps to prepare himself for an appointment or office, as by taking… … Black's law dictionary