- co|e|qual
- co|e|qual «koh EE kwuhl», adjective, noun.–adj.equal in rank, degree, or extent.–n.a person or thing that is equal to another.–co|e´qual|ly, adverb.
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qual´i|fied´ness — qual|i|fied «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to… … Useful english dictionary
qual´i|fied´ly — qual|i|fied «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to… … Useful english dictionary
qual|i|fied — «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to fly.… … Useful english dictionary
Qual — Qual,die:1.〈großekörperl.Schmerzen〉Leiden·Pein·Folter·Marter·Tortur·Drangsal·Martyrium♦umg:Quälerei·Höllenqual;auch⇨Schmerz(1),⇨Folter(2)–2.⇨Leid(1)–3.Q.bereiten:⇨quälen(I,1u.2) Qual 1.Schmerz(en),Leid(en),Pein,Höllenqual,Höllenpein,Beschwerden,Se… … Das Wörterbuch der Synonyme
Qual — Sf std. (8. Jh.), mhd. quāl(e), kāl(e), ahd. quāla, as. quāla Stammwort. Von anderer Ablautstufe anord. kvo̧l, ae. cwalu. Ableitung von dem nur westgermanisch bezeugten * kwel a Vst. leiden in ae. cwelan, as. quelan, ahd. quelan. Dieses aus ig.… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
Qual — Qual: Die Substantivbildungen mhd. quāl‹e›, ahd. quāla, niederl. kwaal, ablautend schwed. kval gehören zu einem in den älteren Sprachzuständen erhaltenen starken Verb ahd. quelan »Schmerz empfinden, leiden«, aengl. cwelan »sterben«. Zu diesem… … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
qual´i|fy´ing|ly — qual|i|fy «KWOL uh fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. 1. to make fit or competent: »Can you qualify yourself for the job? SYNONYM(S): prepare, equip. 2. to furnish with legal power; make legally capable: »No one but a landholder was qualified to be… … Useful english dictionary
qual|i|fy — «KWOL uh fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. 1. to make fit or competent: »Can you qualify yourself for the job? SYNONYM(S): prepare, equip. 2. to furnish with legal power; make legally capable: »No one but a landholder was qualified to be elected… … Useful english dictionary
