qualifier 的定义
- a person or thing that qualifies.
- Grammar. a word that qualifies the meaning of another, as an adjective or adverb; modifier.an adverb that modifies adjectives or other adverbs and typically expresses degree or intensity, as very, somewhat, or quite.
qualifier 近义词
等同于 adjective
等同于 adverb
更多qualifier例句
- The average number of international appearances is 18 but just seven in official competition, such as qualifiers and Concacaf tournaments.
- Perhaps the most important qualifier here is that this could change.
- Judging by the times in the qualifiers for the women’s 100m dash, a very old world record is under threat—tune in Saturday to catch the action.
- The universality system allows a nation with no Olympic swimming qualifier to enter up to one man and one woman in the Olympics.
- The Chicago Sky floor general easily leads the WNBA in assist percentage among qualifiers.
- Here, the researchers, in classic academese, add a final qualifier.
- Emily added that she regrets using the qualifier of "absolutely" (which we should have caught on the editing end).
- The council says its goal is ultimately that the qualifier “women” be dropped from its name.
- By this qualifier we wish it understood that mind, like body, has its accidental or acquired qualities.
- Literacy as such was registered rather late as a qualifier of the warrior.
- Some are identified as dictatorships of some sort, which almost none would accept as a qualifier.
- Sharing is the ultimate qualifier for a sign, especially for a language.