الإنجليزية - التركية
تعريف meriting في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
- merit
- erdem
- merit
- {f} -i hak etmek, -e layık olmak; -e değmek
- merit
- marifet
- merit
- {i} değer
Başkalarına iyilik etmek değerli bir harekettir; başkalarını incitmek bir günahtır.
-To do good to others is a meritorious act; to hurt others is a sin.
- merit
- yaraşırlık
- merit
- meziyet
- merit
- liyakat göstermek
- merit
- -e layık olmak
- merit
- değim
- merit
- (Ticaret) iyi taraflar
- merit
- -e değmek
- merit
- ehliyet
- merit
- (Ticaret) yetenek
Onun görünüşüyle yeteneklerini bilemezsin.
-You can't know his merits by his appearance.
- merit
- ödül
- merit
- liyakat
Toplantıda planın liyakatını belirttim.
-At the meeting I pointed out the plan's merit.
- merit
- hak etmek
- merit
- layık olmak
- merit
- (Kanun) Bir davanın tutar tarafı ya da mesneti
- merit
- hak
- merit
- {i} fazilet
- merit
- on his merits değerine göre
- merit
- {i} yararlık
- merit
- hüner
- merit
- merit system devlet memurluğunda başarıya göre atama ve terfi sistemi
- merit
- {f} değmek
- merit
- değer kazanmak
- merit
- {f} hak et
- merit
- mukâfat
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الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
تعريف meriting في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.
- having sufficient worth; "an idea worth considering"; "a cause deserving or meriting support"; "the deserving poor" (often used ironically)
- present participle of merit
- merit
- Something deserving either good or bad recognition
His reward for his merit was a check for $50.
- merit
- A claim to commendation or reward
- merit
- The quality of deserving reward
- merit
- {v} to deserve, earn, gain, claim as a right
- merit
- {n} desert, a right, a claim
- merit
- Merit involves the application of values in our staffing actions No formal definition exists for this term See Relative and Individual Merit
- merit
- Praiseworthy aspects or worthiness for an award
- merit
- Merit develops and promotes advanced Internet services for research and education Merit's regional network in Michigan connects universities, community colleges, K-12 schools, libraries, state agencies, and cultural organizations Through these organizations, Merit serves more than one million people in Michigan every day
- merit
- If something has merit, it has good or worthwhile qualities. The argument seemed to have considerable merit Box-office success mattered more than artistic merit
- merit
- The concept of 'merit' is central to the Apache philosophy and community methodology Merit is a qualitative and subjective term, referring essentially to attributes such as those below; however, it can probably be summed up as the combination of the worth of one's accomplishments and the respect of one's peers technical competence ability to get along with others positive contributions to discussions and code The acquisition of merit is a cumulative process; once acquired, it doesn't decay It is possible to lose merit, though, by violating the community ethics, guidelines, or sensibilities
- merit
- To be worthy or deserving
- merit
- any admirable quality or attribute; "work of great merit"
- merit
- A special advantage, bonus, or edge the wrestler has not represented by his Attributes, Traits, or Maneuvers
- merit
- Something worthy of a high rating
- merit
- If you judge something or someone on merit or on their merits, your judgment is based on what you notice when you consider them, rather than on things that you know about them from other sources. Everybody is selected on merit Each case is judged on its merits. to be good, important, or serious enough for praise or attention = deserve
- merit
- When you are entitled to favourable consideration or entitlement
- merit
- The good fortune created by virtuous actions It is the potential power to increase our good qualities and produce happiness
- merit
- any admirable quality or attribute; "work of great merit
- merit
- {i} value; character or accomplishment that commends praise; excellence; state of being worthy of appreciation
- merit
- To earn by service or performance; to have a right to claim as reward; to deserve; sometimes, to deserve in a bad sense; as, to merit punishment
- merit
- Esp
- merit
- If something is given or awarded on the basis of merit, those whose work is good will get more than those whose work is less good
- merit
- be worthy or deserving; "You deserve a promotion after all the hard work you have done"
- merit
- Refers to the qualification levels for a MasterCard transaction Merit III is the highest discount, followed by Merit II, Merit I, and then Standard
- merit
- The lowering of the primary loss on a policy when the applicant's experience rate is lower than the manual primary loss rate
- merit
- The idea of transfer of the merit from oneÃs religious practice to another person or for the good of other beings is generally regarded as non-canonical in Theravada Buddhism although it is quite common in practice In Mahayana Buddhism the dedication of merit for the good of other beings is an essential part of all ritual practice
- merit
- Something deserving either good or bad
- merit
- the quality of being deserving (e g , deserving assistance); "there were many children whose deservingness he recognized and rewarded"
- merit
- The quality or state of deserving well or ill; desert
- merit
- To earn or to deserve
- merit
- To reward
- merit
- in a good sense: The quality or state of deserving well; worth; excellence
- merit
- Reward deserved; any mark or token of excellence or approbation; as, his teacher gave him ten merits
- merit
- Insight, power or energy bestowed on the mind when one performs virtuous actions
- merit
- {f} be worthy of, be eligible for; deserve
- merit
- To acquire desert; to gain value; to receive benefit; to profit
- merit
- A value indicating the amount of CPU time a particular creature deserves (or has earned) taking into account its length and the tasks that it has successfully completed
- merit
- If someone or something merits a particular action or treatment, they deserve it. He said he had done nothing wrong to merit a criminal investigation = deserve
- merit
- The merits of something are its advantages or other good points. the technical merits of a film
- merit
- Michigan Education Research Instruction Triade
- merit
- MasterCard's requirements for obtaining favorable interchange rates Similar to CPS requirements by Visa