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qualified
adverbs
well qualified
• As a former footballer, he is well qualified to talk about the game.
highly qualified
• All the other applicants seemed highly qualified.
suitably qualified
• If we can find a suitably qualified person, we'll start straight away.
eminently qualified
• He is eminently qualified for the role.
ideally qualified
• His former wife is ideally qualified to comment on his character.
qualified 2
adverbs
highly qualified
• The pilots who fly these planes are highly qualified.
suitably/properly qualified
• Make sure that the therapist is properly qualified.
fully qualified
• He was a fully qualified engineer.
professionally qualified
• All our staff are professionally qualified.
medically/legally qualified
• Decisions about such measures must rest with medically qualified personnel.
newly qualified
• How much is a newly qualified nurse paid?
nouns
a qualified doctor/teacher/accountant etc
• After seven years of training, she is now a qualified doctor.
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adj. having completed a course of study VERBS be | become, get ADV. highly, well The teaching staff are all highly qualified. | fully, properly a fully qualified electrician | newly, recently newly qualified doctors | appropriately, duly, suitably Applications are invited from suitably qualified individuals. | sufficiently | legally, medically, professionally She is a professionally qualified social worker. PREP. as She is now qualified as a teacher. having the skill needed to do sth VERBS be, feel Elaine did not feel qualified to comment. ADV. eminently, ideally, well My father was well qualified to act the part of a head teacher. limited in some way VERBS be ADV. heavily The proposals received heavily qualified approval.
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