merit

长处, 优点; 价值

[常用复] 功劳, 功勋, 荣誉

[常用复]功过, 功罪

[pl. ]【律】法律意义[依据]

[pl.]是非曲直

特征; 指标; 指数

准则

佳度, (最)优值, 灵敏(工作)值

works of considerable merit

the merits of a case

treat someone according to his merits

You may not like him, but he has his merits.

He is a man of merit.

merit指“成就或品质中值得赞扬的优点”, 如:

value 指“重要性”、“价值”, 如:

virtue 指“美德”、“优点”, 如:

worth 着重指“人或物本质中的优点或价值”, 如:

merit

优点；价值；功绩

These so-called merits are often offset by its undesirable effects.

There's little merit in passing the driving test if you don't have a car of your own.

应得；应受；值得

His work merits a prize.

He merited all the praise which had been given to him.

merit

优点, 价值

有益于

merit

worth or superior quality; excellence

work of great merit

a deserving or commendable quality or act

judge him on his merits

spiritual credit granted or received for good works

the fact or state of deserving; desert

an obsolete word for reward

to be worthy of; deserve

he merits promotion

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merit

1. any admirable quality or attribute; "work of great merit"

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2. the quality of being deserving (e.g., deserving assistance); "there were many children whose deservingness he recognized and rewarded"

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1. be worthy or deserving; "You deserve a promotion after all the hard work you have done"

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