qualified

qualified
adjective ((negative unqualified) having the necessary qualification(s) to do (something): a qualified engineer.) cualificado, capacitado
qualified adj
1. titulado
a qualified masseur un masajista titulado
2. capacitado / cualificado
he isn't qualified to do this job no está capacitado para este puesto
qualified
tr['kwɒlɪfaɪd]
adjective
1 (for job) capacitado,-a
2 (with qualifications) titulado,-a
■ qualified nurse enfermero,-a titulado,-a
3 (limited, modified) limitado,-a, restringido,-a
■ a qualified agreement un acuerdo limitado
qualified ['kwɑlə.faɪd] adj
: competente, capacitado
qualified
adj.
• calificado, -a adj.
• capacitado, -a adj.
• competente adj.
• diplomado, -a adj.
• habilitado, -a adj.
• modificado, -a adj.
'kwɑːləfaɪd, 'kwɒlɪfaɪd
adjective
1)
a) (trained) titulado

a shortage of qualified personnel — una escasez de personal calificado or (Esp) cualificado

a highly qualified candidate — un candidato muy preparado or con un excelente currículum

to be qualified to + INF — tener* la titulación necesaria para + inf

b) (competent) (pred) capacitado

to be qualified to + INF — estar* capacitado para + inf

c) (eligible) (pred)

to be qualified to + INF — reunir* los requisitos necesarios para + inf

2) (limited) <acceptance> con reservas

it was a qualified success — tuvo cierto éxito

['kwɒlɪfaɪd]
1. ADJ
1) (in subject) (having exam passes, certificates) titulado

a qualified engineer — un ingeniero titulado

qualified ski instructors — instructores mpl de esquí titulados

to be qualified to do sth — (having passed exams) estar titulado para hacer algo; (having right expertise) estar cualificado para hacer algo

• he was by far the best qualified for the task — era con mucho el mejor cualificado para la tarea

• a group of highly qualified young people — un grupo de jóvenes altamente cualificados

• a newly qualified accountant — un contable recién licenciado

newly qualified drivers — conductores mpl que acaban de sacarse el carné

• to be properly qualified — tener los títulos necesarios

• it can be difficult to find suitably qualified staff — a veces es difícil encontrar personal adecuadamente cualificado

2) (=equipped, capable)

to be qualified to do sth — estar capacitado para hacer algo

I don't feel qualified to judge that — no me siento capacitado para juzgar eso

no one is better qualified than Maria to do this — nadie está mejor capacitada que María para hacer esto

3) (=eligible)

to be qualified to vote — reunir los requisitos necesarios para votar

you are not qualified to receive benefit — usted no reúne los requisitos necesarios para recibir ayuda del estado

4) (=limited)

• he gave it his qualified approval — lo aprobó con reservas

• the committee gave a qualified endorsement to the plan — el comité aprobó el plan bajo ciertas condiciones

• it was a qualified success — fue un éxito relativo

• to give qualified support to sth — apoyar algo con reservas

2.
CPD

qualified majority voting N — votación f de mayoría mínima

qualified voter N — elector(a) m / f habilitado(-a)

* * *
['kwɑːləfaɪd, 'kwɒlɪfaɪd]
adjective
1)
a) (trained) titulado

a shortage of qualified personnel — una escasez de personal calificado or (Esp) cualificado

a highly qualified candidate — un candidato muy preparado or con un excelente currículum

to be qualified to + INF — tener* la titulación necesaria para + inf

b) (competent) (pred) capacitado

to be qualified to + INF — estar* capacitado para + inf

c) (eligible) (pred)

to be qualified to + INF — reunir* los requisitos necesarios para + inf

2) (limited) <acceptance> con reservas

it was a qualified success — tuvo cierto éxito


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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