关于Qualify的意思和用法的提问

A: To meet requirements for something.

A: Example: "You qualify for our rewards program."

What that sentence means is, because you have done something, you are able to join the rewards program.

When you qualify for something, it means that because of something you've done, you are able to get something in return.

Other examples:

"You got third place in our state wide competition, so you qualify for the national competition."

"You only earn 20,000 a year, so you qualify for financial assistance."

I hope that's helpful.

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A: @americanenglish: it means that the person has an intrests in you or what you have to say and ur worth his / her time

A: If I meet all the criteria, I should qualify for the job.
I qualified for the team since I finished in the top three of the preliminary race.
When you qualify for a tax deduction, you should be sure to take it.

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A: -I will qualify as a doctor in two years.

-Sarah will qualify as a veterinarian.

-Mark wants to qualify as a pilot.

-I will qualify in two years.

-Sarah will qualify in three months.

-Julia will qualify in the autumn.

A: The team didn't get enough points to qualify for the next round.
He's not qualified for financial aid.
I think I've received good enough grades to qualify for the scholarship.

A: You like look good today.

A: "Entitled to" means you have to be given something. You have the right to have that thing. You don't have to do anything to earn it.
"Women are entitled to vote in fair elections."
"Children are entitled to free health care in my state."
"Every citizen is entitled to use the local library."

"Qualify for" means you have to do something or be something special to get the benefit.
"I have already taken Algebra 1, so now I qualify for Algebra 2."
"The family income is low enough that they qualify for food stamps."
"He won first prize at the state level, so he qualifies to go to the national competition."

A: no relationship to each other.
qualify: means something meets the requirements
example: With your great credit, you QUALIFY for a car loan.

equipped: means that something COMES WITH something else.
example: (still with the car theme:) This 2023 Honda Accord comes EQUIPPED with Sirius XM.

A: i dont know quiet how to explain it but here's some examples
to be qualified:
"You're over qualified for this position."
to qualify for:
"You need to qualify for foods stamps first."

A: Qualify = 条件を満たす。例えば自分の能力などが十分だと確認したので、何かもらえる、または申請することができる。
Working hard qualifies you for a promotion

Entitle = 条件を満たすからもらえる代わりに、もらうべきだからもらえる。
Because he's my son, he is entitled to my property when I die.

A: She was qualified for the job.

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A: Well relates to the age of girls in developed country (80s).
“Well” emphasizes that girls in developed countries can not only live to be in their 80s, but many make it to their late 80s (87,88,89...).
Well into 80s = Far into their 80s

Some more examples...
She was well into her first year of school = She was far into her first school year

He is well into that book of his = He has read a great amount of his book

If all goes well, we can expect Bob to make it well into the competition = We expect Bob to make it far in the competition

I was well into that movie, but it got boring = I watched most of the movie, but it had gotten boring.

Why?-> This “well” adds emphasis. Rather than simply saying, “they live to be in their 80s”, “WELL into their 80s” emphasizes that many live not to just 82,83,84... but to 88,89... which the writer thinks is worth highlighting.

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A: It means to make a claim or a previous statement clearer but less absolute. It modifies his statement about his love for San Francisco

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