Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Eligible"

A: It generally means that you would be approved or allowed to do or have something because you qualify for it, you meet the required standards in order to be accepted. Often used in a more business-related context, it means you have the qualifications to earn something. For example, the US government may provide certain types of financial aid for college students, but they only give some types to people who have more financial difficulties than others. So, if the rule is "This grant/financial aid is for people who make less than $20,000 a year" the people who make that amount of money are the only people who are eligible for getting the financial aid. The opposite is "ineligible" so in that example, somebody making $70,000 a year is ineligible for receiving the financial aid.

Another example, a job position is open and only hires people with a certain certification. An "eligible candidate(/somebody who has a chance at getting the job)" for the job is somebody who has that certification they require.

A: Eligible means you are allowed to do something. For an example if you are eligible to drive you have your drivers license and are the age to drive! Hope the example helps you!

A: He doesn’t qualify.
—He’s not eligible for the graduate program.
He’s not eligible for the scholarship.
He’s not eligible. This can mean he is dating someone, or he is married; therefore, he is not eligible for dating.

A: The exact meaning is having the necessary qualities for something.
e.g.
If you want this job, make sure you are eligible for it.

A: I think we'd need more context to say for sure.. Maybe a link, or what type camp, or where the coursework was done.

A: I'm sorry you're not eligible for that answer.
That fellow over there might be an eligible bachelor.
In order to receive Social Security, you have to be an eligible age.

A: 1. i was eligible to take part in this programme.

2. you are eligible to receive the support.

eligible just means that you meet the requirements for something. its not a common word so theres not a lot of context for it.

A: She was eligible to get the covid vaccine.
You are eligible for a credit card.
You are eligible to get the house loan.
You are an eligible candidate for the job.

A: Students on a part-time job are not eligible for a loan.

I'd like to join but I'm not eligible yet.

Who is eligible to apply for membership of the association?

A: He's eligible for the team leader.

A: Eligible - してもいい、条件に合う
Entitled - その権利を得たまたは受け継いだ
Qualified - 。。。に十分なスキルや資格がある

A: Eligible means having the right to do or get something, or the right to apply to do or get something, often after completing some requirements.
You will be eligible to vote when you are 18.
She became eligible for the award after completing all her volunteer work.

Eligible can also mean desired as a partner in marriage.
He is an eligible bachelor.

Deserve means being worthy of.
I think she deserved the award, but it went to another candidate.
I deserve to have my side of the argument heard.

A: So the two pretty much mean the same thing but you typically see eligible when someone is talking about winning and award or eligible to receive car insurance or something similar.
Qualified is a more formal term that gets used when someone is looking for a job or a recommendation for a high honor.

Examples:
Sally is eligible to win a new PlayStation.

Henry is very qualified for the role of chief of police.

Hope that helps! :)

A: Eligible means being qualified for or permitted to do something.
Ex.: He is now an adult it means he is eligible to do things he doesn't do when he was young. For example, marriage.

While deserve is defined as to be worthy or of qualified for.
Ex.: She is deserving to be top 1 because she is intelligent and always participating in class.

A: Eligible means "to not qualify." For example, someone can be not eligible for a job because of age or experience.
To be inadequate is to "not be good enough."
To say someone is not eligible means they do not meet requirements and it is usually used in a professional setting. "Inadequate" usually has a negative connotation.

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A: "Eligible"

A: Normally, the 'condition' of taking your place is getting the exam results that the university wants you to get. Whereas these lucky students will be accepted for admission without conditions, or 'unconditionally'

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