merit详细意思

1. 功绩，功劳，成就，功勋，荣誉，奖赏
2. 价值，优点，长处
3. [常用复数]功罪
4. 是非曲直，事实
5. 良好的品质，美德
6. 记功分
7. 【律】法律意义，法律依据
8. 优异的成绩
9. 值得赞扬的特点，美点

1. 有...的价值
2. 值得...，应受…
3. 应受赏（罚），应受报答
4. 【宗】积德

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1. any admirable quality or attribute;

   "work of great merit"
   

2. the quality of being deserving (e.g., deserving assistance);

   "there were many children whose deservingness he recognized and rewarded"
   

1. be worthy or deserving;

   "You deserve a promotion after all the hard work you have done"
   

1.良好品质;价值
If something hasmerit, it has good or worthwhile qualities.

e.g. The argument seemed to have considerablemerit...
这个论点似乎颇有价值。
e.g. Box-office success mattered more than artisticmerit...
票房上的成功比艺术价值更重要。

2.优点;长处;优势
Themerits of something are its advantages or other good points.

e.g. They have been persuaded of the merits of peace.
他们被劝服，认识到了和平的好处。
e.g. ...the technical merits of a film...
一部电影技术上的长处

3.值得;应受到
If someone or somethingmerits a particular action or treatment, they deserve it.

e.g. He said he had done nothing wrong tomerit a criminal investigation...
他说自己没有干坏事，不应该受到刑事调查。
e.g. Such ideasmerit careful consideration.
这样的想法值得斟酌。

4.根据事物本身的情况(来评价)
If you judge something or someoneon merit oron theirmerits, your judgment is based on what you notice when you consider them, rather than on things that you know about them from other sources.

e.g. Everybody is selected onmerit...
每个人都是凭个人才能入选的。
e.g. 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。

• compare merit比较优点
• recognize merit承认功绩

• artistic merit艺术价值
• intrinsic merit内在的价值
• real merit确有价值
• relative merit相对优点

• according to merit根据成绩

• the merit of being clear清晰的优点

• I had had scholarships..without any godfather's help but purely on my own merit.

  出自：C. Achebe

• A single book, one that we feel to have some special merit, not an obvious bestseller but one..deserving our support.

  出自：C. Milne

• Did they think that men doe merit rewards in heaven by the workes they performe on earth?

  出自：R. Hooker

• I asked whether the story was really interesting enough to merit being put on paper.

  出自：R. Dahl

• He had been harsh..to Peter, who had surely done nothing to merit such treatment.

  出自：A. Harding

• This iron doesn't merit a recommendation.

  出自：Which?

• ☆ 1300年左右进入英语，直接源自古法语的merite；最初源自拉丁语的meritum，意为获取。