merit

名詞

UK/ˈmer.ɪt/
US/ˈmer.ɪt/

定義 merit 名詞

  1. C1CountableUncountableformal

    The quality of being particularly good or worthy of praise and recognition.

    • The movie was entertaining, but it didn't have much artistic merit.

    • The merit of the plan lies in its innovative approach.

    • Her achievements are a testament to her exceptional merit.

片語 merit 名詞

  • on your (own) merits

    Based on one's own qualities, abilities, or achievements, without regard to external factors or comparisons to others.

    The committee will assess each applicant based on their individual merits.

  • the merits of something

    The advantages or positive qualities of something, especially when compared to something else.

    We thoroughly examined the merits of working from home versus working in a traditional office.

動詞

UK/ˈmer.ɪt/
US/ˈmer.ɪt/

定義 merit 動詞

  1. C2Transitive

    To be worthy of or deserve a particular kind of treatment or attention.

    • This groundbreaking research merits close scrutiny.

    • The seriousness of the issue merits our immediate attention.

    • Her outstanding contributions merit special recognition.