merited

英 [ˈmerɪtɪd]

美 [ˈmerɪtɪd]

v.  应得; 值得
merit的过去分词和过去式

GRE

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 良好品质;价值
  If something hasmerit, it has good or worthwhile qualities.
  1. The argument seemed to have considerable merit...
     这个论点似乎颇有价值。
  2. Box-office success mattered more than artistic merit...
     票房上的成功比艺术价值更重要。
  3. Your feature has the merit of simply stating what has been achieved.
     你这篇专题文章的可取之处是简明扼要地道出了取得的成就。
• N-PLURAL 优点;长处;优势
  Themeritsof something are its advantages or other good points.
  1. They have been persuaded of the merits of peace.
     他们被劝服，认识到了和平的好处。
  2. ...the technical merits of a film...
     一部电影技术上的长处
  3. It was obvious that, whatever its merits, their work would never be used.
     很明显，无论他们的作品有何优点都永远不会被采用。
• VERB 值得;应受到
  If someone or somethingmeritsa particular action or treatment, they deserve it.
  1. He said he had done nothing wrong to merit a criminal investigation...
     他说自己没有干坏事，不应该受到刑事调查。
  2. Such ideas merit careful consideration.
     这样的想法值得斟酌。
• PHRASE 根据事物本身的情况(来评价)
  If you judge something or someoneon meritorontheirmerits, your judgment is based on what you notice when you consider them, rather than on things that you know about them from other sources.
  1. Everybody is selected on merit...
     每个人都是凭个人才能入选的。
  2. Each case is judged on its merits.
     每个案件都是按照案件本身的特点判定的。

英英释义

adj

• properly deserved
  1. a merited success
  Synonym:deserved

双语例句

• Lowell, who succeeded him in the chair, also merited the appointment.
  接替他出任这个教职的洛威尔也极其称职。
• He got what was coming to him. not merited or deserved.
  他受到应得的报应。不应得的或不应当的。
• For, though your accusations were ill-founded, formed on mistaken premises, my behaviour to you at the time had merited the severest reproof.
  虽然你的指斥都没有根据，都是听到人家以讹传讹，可是我那次对你的态度，实在应该受到最严厉的责备。
• He merited all the praise they gave him.
  他应该受到他们的赞扬。
• The crime I'd committed that merited throwing me out of the neighborhood?
  我犯了什么使他们要把我撵走的罪过吗？
• The accident merited only a small paragraph in the local paper.
  这个意外事件只值得在本地报纸上登一小段。
• A just punishment ( reward) not merited or deserved.
  应得的惩罚（报酬）
• Step two would be to produce a budget for top pay, so that if one executive merited exceptional rewards, others would have to take less.
  第二步措施应该是制定高管薪酬预算，从而在一名高管应得到超额奖励时，其他高管将不得不少拿报酬。
• He was literally putting more money into some of the former colonies of the former Soviet empire than the US government, so that merited treating him as someone with a very high impact.
  他在前苏联一些殖民地投入的钱确实比美国政府还多，因此视他为极具影响力的人物是应当的。
• Since then, while the firm remained small, it had achieved a merited reputation for high-quality prescription products.
  从那以后，尽管公司还是小企业，但在制造高质量的处方药品方面已是声誉卓著。