requalification
- noun
- /ˌriːkwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
:
recalificación
- After a year of training, she achieved requalification for the national team.
Examples
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After her injury, her strong performance led to requalification for the national team.
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The new rules required all participants to undergo requalification before the next round.
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His requalification was celebrated by his teammates after months of hard work.
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The athlete's requalification for the championship was a tough process.
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The new rules required all participants to undergo requalification before the next round.
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After her injury, her strong performance led to requalification for the national team.
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His requalification was celebrated by his teammates after months of hard work.
Synonyms
3
5.3
To renew a certificate or license by showing it still meets required standards
1
6.6
An official check that a person or document still meets required rules
Antonyms
15
5.2
Officials stop someone from taking part because they did not follow a rule or meet a requirement
How Qualified
- Formal
20
6.1
3
5.3
107
3.4
15
5.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
requalification = requalify (transparent) = re + qual + ify + ation
Forming an action noun from the verb 'requalify' with '-ation' is a regular and fully interpretable derivation.
Etymology
Requalification is made of re- meaning 'again' and qualify, which is about meeting a required 'quality' or rule. So in sport or contests, requalification is about meeting the standards again to get back into a competition.