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单词 eligible
释义
eligible
adjective
uk
/ˈel.ɪ.dʒə.bəl/us
/ˈel.ə.dʒə.bəl/
C1
having thenecessaryqualitiesorsatisfyingthenecessaryconditions:
具备条件的；有资格的；合格的
Are you eligibleforearlyretirement/maternityleave?你符合提前退休／休产假的条件吗？
You might be eligible for agrant.你或许有资格得到奖学金。
Onlypeopleover 18 are eligibletovote.只有18岁以上的人才有资格投票。
An eligiblepersonis notmarriedand isthoughtto be asuitablefuturemarriagepartner,especiallybecause they arerichandattractive:
（作为结婚对象）理想的，合适的
I canthinkof several eligiblebachelorsof myacquaintance.在认识的人当中我能想到有几位条件不错的单身汉。
More examples
  • Shehopesto be eligible forparolein 3years.
  • Is he eligible for apension?
  • Amodelprisoner, hebecameeligible forreleaseafterservinghalfhissentence.
  • Is she eligible toenterthecompetition?
  • Kernaghan is eligible toplayfor Eire.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Suitable and acceptable
  • able
  • acceptability
  • acceptable
  • accepted
  • accordingly
  • decent
  • decently
  • eligibility
  • felicitous
  • felicitously
  • horse
  • practical
  • respectably
  • rightly
  • satisfaction
  • seasonable
  • seemly
  • sit
  • taste
  • ticket
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eligibility
(Definition ofeligiblefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

eligible| American Dictionary

eligible
adjective
us
/ˈel·ɪ·dʒə·bəl/
having thenecessaryqualitiesorfulfillingthenecessaryconditions:
an eligiblevoter
You have to beemployedsixmonthsto be eligible formedicalbenefits.
If you refer to a man or a woman as eligible, youmeanthe man or woman is notmarriedand isdesirableas amarriagepartner:
Themagazinelisted50 of the world’s most eligiblebachelors.

eligibility

noun[U]us
/ˌel·ə·dʒəˈbɪl·ət̬·i/
(Definition ofeligiblefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

eligible| Business English

eligible
adjective
uk
/ˈelɪdʒəbl/us
allowedto do orreceivesomething because yousatisfycertainconditions:
eligible citizens/customers/employeesThecompanywillofferits104,000 eligibleemployeesastockoptionschemethisyear.
eligible to do sthNearly two-thirds of the company'scurrentemployeeswill be eligible toretirewithin fiveyears.
Of 9,475students, 1,323 wereeligible forascholarship.
(Definition ofeligiblefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofeligible

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A total of 92 % ofeligibleinfants were recruited.
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Administrative staff in enhanced and usual care practices completed an 8-hour training session on recruitingeligiblepatients using a two-stage screening process.
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Of the initiallyeligiblestudents, 95.3 % participated in the study.
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Typically, only full-time employees areeligiblefor benefits.
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To beeligibleto participate, families had to have at least one child and both parents had to work outside the home.
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Patients were noteligibleif they had used systemic glucocorticoids up to one year prior to the study.
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In short, in some areas, social policy could treat both resident and non-resident parents aseligibleparents for the one child.
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So, if the average dailyeligiblepopulation was 240 000 over the course of a year, the average apparent adjusted population was also 240 000.
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They also worried that the addition of the working poor would expand by millions the numbers of thoseeligiblefor assistance.
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That is, those people who have not expressly opposed donating their organs are consideredeligiblefor donation.
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As with national schemes, local agencies were only able to provide for a small fraction of potentiallyeligibleclaimants.
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Eligiblerecipients are insured full benefits and thus all obligatory costs eventually must be met.
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Furthermore, comparison of participants and theeligiblepopulation show that sample attrition is an unlikely source of confounding in this investigation.
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The sample of 190 caregivers constituted 97 % ofeligiblecaregivers (six refused to participate).
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Some of them would however beeligiblefor a contributory pension that is granted at 70 with only 15 years of contribution.
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