competence 的定义
- the quality of being competent; adequacy; possession of required skill, knowledge, qualification, or capacity: He hired her because of her competence as an accountant.
- an income sufficient to furnish the necessities and modest comforts of life.
- sufficiency; a sufficient quantity.
- Law. legal capacity or qualification based on the meeting of certain minimum requirements of age, soundness of mind, citizenship, or the like.
- Embryology. the sum total of possible developmental responses of any group of blastemic cells under varied external conditions.
- Linguistics. the implicit, internalized knowledge of a language that a speaker possesses and that enables the speaker to produce and understand the language.Compare performance.
- Immunology. immunocompetence.
- Geology. the ability of a fluid medium, as a stream or the wind, to move and carry particulate matter, measured by the size or weight of the largest particle that can be transported.
competence 近义词
ability
更多competence例句
- Once again, the invisibility from the government over this population will make Puerto Rico’s path towards cultural competence education and acceptance of the diversity its citizens harder.
- The competence of the office is a fair question, but the fraud accusation is absurd.
- They also offer a sense of mastery and competence that can give them an advantage over more passive forms of entertainment like movies or books.
- With most skills, the progression from competence to excellence comes from building upon each new lesson that you learn.
- From a humble novice, skill learners progressed to the advanced beginner stage, then on to a sort of midpoint of competence, before climbing further to proficiency, finally summiting at expertise.
- If that state is to be further armed with new laws, its competence will be even more on the line.
- When you look at Mona Lisa, what you see is a woman of confidence and competence and compassion.
- Voters prize gubernatorial competence above gubernatorial ideology.
- Whatever your views on capital punishment, the incident raises questions of basic competence.
- But when did they become the litmus test of competence in office?
- Nine-tenths of those who have a competence know what income they have, and are careful not to spend more.
- He is a business man of great competence, and I think he ought to be able to do much to get things on to a ship-shape footing.
- There are prairie farmers who would consider what he is leaving behind him a competence.
- At the same time he began lending money on short time, and by speculating with the poorer class he acquired a certain competence.
- Page 229 Chapter X a comma was inserted in the phrase 'he would secure the competence he had yearned for, for so many years'.