competent 音标拼音: [k'ɑmpətɪnt]
a . 能干的,胜任的,有权能的,足够的
能干的,胜任的,有权能的,足够的
competent adj 1 :
properly or sufficiently qualified or capable or efficient ; "
a competent typist " [
ant : {
incompetent }]
2 :
adequate for the purpose ; "
a competent performance "
3 :
legally qualified or sufficient ; "
a competent court ";
"
competent testimony " [
ant : {
incompetent }, {
unqualified }]
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1 .
Answering to all requirements ;
adequate ;
sufficient ;
suitable ;
capable ;
legally qualified ;
fit . "
A competent knowledge of the world ." --
Atterbury . "
Competent age ."
--
Grafton . "
Competent statesmen ." --
Palfrey . /"
A competent witness ." --
Bouvier .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Rightfully or properly belonging ;
incident ; --
followed by to . [
Rare ,
except in legal usage .]
[
1913 Webster ]
That is the privilege of the infinite Author of things , . . .
but is not competent to any finite being . --
Locke .
Syn :
See {
Qualified }.
[
1913 Webster ]
119 Moby Thesaurus words for "
competent ":
OK ,
able ,
absolute ,
acceptable ,
actionable ,
adapted ,
adept ,
adequate ,
adjusted ,
all right ,
ample ,
applicable ,
ascendant ,
au fait ,
authoritarian ,
authoritative ,
authorized ,
autocratic ,
barely sufficient ,
capable ,
checked out ,
clothed with authority ,
comfortable ,
commanding ,
commensurate ,
consequential ,
considerable ,
constitutional ,
controlling ,
corresponding ,
decent ,
dominant ,
due ,
duly constituted ,
effective ,
effectual ,
efficacious ,
efficient ,
eminent ,
empowered ,
enough ,
equal to ,
ex officio ,
finished ,
fit ,
fitted ,
fitted for ,
good ,
good enough ,
governing ,
great ,
hegemonic ,
hegemonistic ,
imperative ,
important ,
influential ,
journeyman ,
judicial ,
juridical ,
just ,
justiciable ,
kosher ,
lawful ,
lawmaking ,
leading ,
legal ,
legislative ,
legit ,
legitimate ,
licit ,
masterly ,
mighty ,
minimal ,
minimum ,
momentous ,
monocratic ,
official ,
okay ,
plenty ,
plenty good enough ,
polished ,
potent ,
powerful ,
preeminent ,
prepared ,
prestigious ,
productive ,
proficient ,
prominent ,
proper ,
proportionate ,
puissant ,
qualified ,
ranking ,
rightful ,
ruling ,
sanctioned ,
satisfactory ,
senior ,
statutory ,
substantial ,
sufficient ,
sufficient for ,
sufficing ,
suitable ,
suited ,
superior ,
supreme ,
totalitarian ,
up to ,
up to snuff ,
valid ,
weighty ,
well -
fitted ,
well -
qualified ,
well -
suited ,
wicked ,
within the law ,
worthy
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COMPETENT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster competent suggests measuring up to all requirements without question or being adequately adapted to an end
COMPETENT Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com COMPETENT definition: having suitable or sufficient skill, knowledge, experience, etc , for some purpose; properly qualified See examples of competent used in a sentence
COMPETENT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary COMPETENT definition: 1 able to do something well: 2 able to do something well: 3 having the skills or knowledge to… Learn more
competent adjective - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and . . . Definition of competent adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
COMPETENT definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you are competent to do something, you have the skills, abilities, or experience necessary to do it well Most adults do not feel competent to deal with a medical emergency involving a child
Competent - definition of competent by The Free Dictionary 1 Properly or sufficiently qualified; capable: a competent typist 2 Adequate for the purpose: a competent performance 3 Law Legally qualified or fit to perform an act
competent - WordReference. com Dictionary of English properly qualified: We hired a competent electrician adequate but not exceptional: Your work is competent, but here we strive for excellence Law (esp of a witness) qualified as to age or soundness of mind com•pe•tent•ly, adv : He handled the chores competently enough See -pet-