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merit good
meritorisches Gut
I. mer·it [ˈmerɪt] СЪЩ
1. merit no pl (worthiness):
Verdienst ср <-(e)s, -e>
Leistung f <-, -en>
2. merit (good quality):
Vorzug м <-(e)s, -zü·ge>
3. merit (intrinsic nature):
für sich вин genommen ...
4. merit (advantage):
Vorteil м <-s, -e>
II. mer·it [ˈmerɪt] ГЛАГ прх
to merit sth
to merit sth
einer S. род würdig sein
I. good <better, best> [gʊd] ПРИЛ
1. good (of high quality):
gut <besser, am besten>
good show [or job]!
that's a good one ирон
haha, der war gut! ирон
2. good (skilled):
gut <besser, am besten>
to be good at sth
gut in etw дат sein
to be good with sth with children
mit etw дат gut umgehen können
gut im Bett sein разг
3. good (pleasant):
good day esp Brit, Aus
to have a good one разг
4. good (appealing to senses):
gut <besser, am besten>
sb looks good in sth clothes
etw steht jdm
5. good (favourable):
gut <besser, am besten>
good luck [on sth]
viel Glück [bei etw дат]
to have [got] it good разг
6. good (beneficial):
7. good (useful):
8. good (on time):
9. good (appropriate):
10. good inv (kind):
be so good as to ...
11. good (moral):
gut <besser, am besten>
12. good (well-behaved):
gut <besser, am besten>
13. good attr, inv (thorough):
gut <besser, am besten>
sich дат etw genau ansehen
14. good pred, inv banknote:
gut <besser, am besten>
15. good attr, inv (substantial):
16. good pred, inv ГАСТР (not rotten):
gut <besser, am besten>
17. good pred, inv (able to provide):
gut <besser, am besten>
18. good (almost, virtually):
as good as ...
so gut wie ...
19. good attr, inv (to emphasize):
20. good Brit (said to accept order):
sehr wohl! остар
21. good (in exclamations):
good egg! Brit dated
ирон oh, — good for you!
oh, schön für dich! ирон
22. good attr, inv (said to express affection):
Phrases:
bereit <bereiter, am bereitesten>
to make sth good (repair)
to make sth good mistake
to make sth good (pay for)
etw wettmachen разг
II. good [gʊd] НРЧ
1. good esp Am region разг (well):
gut <besser, am besten>
2. good разг (thoroughly):
III. good [gʊd] СЪЩ no pl
1. good (moral force):
Gute ср <-n>
2. good (benefit):
Wohl ср <-(e)s>
3. good (purpose):
Nutzen м <-s>
ирон a lot of good that'll do [you]!
das wird [dir] ja viel nützen! ирон
4. good (profit):
5. good (ability):
to be no good at sth
to be no good at sth
bei etw дат nicht [sonderlich] gut sein
6. good ТЪРГ:
Gut ср <-(e)s, Gü̱·ter>
Ware f <-, -n>
Phrases:
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good
good on you! Aus Brit разг
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good СЪЩ
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good СЪЩ
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good СЪЩ
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good
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good СЪЩ
for sb's own good
zu jds Wohl
merit good СЪЩ STATE
good СЪЩ handel
Gut ср
Present
Imerit
youmerit
he/she/itmerits
wemerit
youmerit
theymerit
Past
Imerited
youmerited
he/she/itmerited
wemerited
youmerited
theymerited
Present Perfect
Ihavemerited
youhavemerited
he/she/ithasmerited
wehavemerited
youhavemerited
theyhavemerited
Past Perfect
Ihadmerited
youhadmerited
he/she/ithadmerited
wehadmerited
youhadmerited
theyhadmerited
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The 6.0 system was divided into technical merit (in the free skate), required elements (in the short program), and presentation (in both programs).
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They hoped to allow the series to stand on its own merits and build its own following.
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In such a case, the court undertakes its role as a court of merit, rather than a court of law.
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The film project is green-lit not on the merits of its script, but solely on the drawing power of the movie stars attached.
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Instead, each adult dog would be photographed from both sides and the front, with each dog admitted to the registry on its own merit.
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His greatest merit lay in the introduction of electronics, which paved the way for IBM to become the major computer company in the world.
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Sein größter Verdienst lag in der Einführung der Elektronik, die IBM den Weg zum führenden Computerunternehmen ebnete.
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On the occasion of the 75-year anniversary of the conferral of his doctorate, Leo Trepp was appointed Honorary Member of the University in recognition of his merits to understanding and reconciliation and because of the hostilities and disadvantages he had to suffer due to his Jewish faith not only but also at the University of Würzburg.
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Zu seinem 75-jährigen Promotionsjubiläum zeichnete sie ihn zusätzlich mit der Würde eines Ehrenmitglieds aus – in Anerkennung seiner Verdienste um die Verständigung und Aussöhnung sowie wegen der Anfeindungen und Nachteile, die er wegen seines jüdischen Glaubens auch an der Universität Würzburg erdulden musste. Leitbild Leitbild
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With various awards, ranging from student awards up to the honorary InterPore membership, the society honours scientific merits of exposed researchers.
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Mit einer Reihe von Stipendien und Preisen, vom Studierendenpreis bis zur Ehrenmitgliedschaft, ehrt die Gesellschaft zudem herausragende wissenschaftliche Verdienste ausgewiesener Forscherinnen und Forscher.
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This is the real nucleus and the true grandeur of the Eucharist, which is always more than a banquet, as by its celebration the Lord makes himself present, together with the merits of his death and resurrection, central event of our salvation ( cf. Ecclesia de Eucharistia, 11 ).
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Das ist der wahre Kern der Eucharistie und darin besteht ihre wahre Größe, dass sie immer mehr als nur ein Mahl ist, denn der Herr ist durch ihre Feier mitten unter uns, die Verdienste seines Todes und seiner Auferstehung, jenes zentralen Heilsereignisses, sind gegenwärtig ( vgl. Ecclesia de Eucharistia, 11 ).
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The following year, in 1901, he is awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics, "in recognition of the extraordinary merits he has acquired in discovering the rays named for him."
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Im Jahr darauf, 1901 erhält er den Nobelpreis für Physik „in Anerkennung des außerordentlichen Verdienstes, das er sich durch die Entdeckung der nach ihm benannten Strahlen erworben hat“.