QUALIFICATION


Meaning of QUALIFICATION in English

noun

1 ( often qualifications ) allowing sb to work, study, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ formal , paper ( BrE )

▪ basic , minimum

▪ entry

▪ appropriate , necessary

▪ special , specialist

▪ management , professional , vocational ( BrE )

The aim of the reform is to give more status to vocational ~s.

▪ further

▪ academic , educational , postgraduate ( BrE )

Many of those selected lack the academic ~s to teach.

▪ technical ( esp. BrE )

▪ legal , medical , secretarial , teaching (all esp. BrE )

VERB + QUALIFICATION

▪ acquire , gain , obtain

▪ have , hold , possess

Only two of the applicants had the necessary ~s.

▪ meet ( esp. AmE )

▪ lack

QUALIFICATION + NOUN

▪ period

The job usually has a three-year ~ period.

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

the minimum entry ~ for admission

▪ ~ in

He held no formal ~ in law.

2 weakening of a statement

ADJECTIVE

▪ important

VERB + QUALIFICATION

▪ add

▪ need , require

The term ‘population’ as used here requires ~.

PREPOSITION

▪ with ~s

I agree with his view, with a few ~s.

▪ without ~

The committee supported her proposal, without ~.

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