competent

UK:  ['kɒmpɪtənt]

US:  ['kɑmpɪtənt]

adj.

1.能干;有能力,能胜任,有才能的;有行为能力的

2.适任的,称职的,有能力的,有资格的

3.称职;资深的,权威的

4.干练的;有水准,有才干的,有本领的;精明强干的

5.〔微〕感受态

6.有职权的;正当的;合法的;有管辖权的

7.正当;法定

8.适用,适宜的

9.充足的,相当的

10.【生物学】(对抗生素等)有适应力的,有耐药性的;有抵抗力的

1 . Mather once was a competent head of a kindergarten, she stressed to cultivate me with every respect when I was young.
妈妈曾是一位优秀的幼儿园园长，在我小时候就重视培养我全面发展。

2 . He was valorous and competent, there was never any doubt of that -- but he lacked confidence in his abilities, and he lacked experience.
他英勇无畏且富有能力，人们从不怀疑这一点。但是他对他自己的能力缺少自信，并且他缺乏经验。

3 . The entry was more of a free-fall, really, Lron's piloting veering between the suicidally reckless and the professionally competent.
进入大气的过程，更像是自由落体。勒荣操纵舵轮时介乎自杀性的草率和专业性的胜任之间。

4 . Article 6 The right to inheritance or legacy of a competent person shall be exercised on his behalf by his statutory agent.
第六条无行为能力人的继承权、受遗赠权，由他的法定代理人代为行使。

5 . Chapter II analyzed Zhu Xi's "up and down link up" in philosophical system and his "Competent and Factoring" philosophy of courses.
第二章分析了朱熹“上下贯通”的哲学体系与其“合和融通”的课程哲学。