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merit ['merɪt] n
gen. Verdienst m; Begründetheit n
ed. Wert m; Tugend f
health., anim.husb. genetische Veranlagung
law das Berechtigte
patents. Verdienst m (Leistung)
merits n
gen. Verdienst m; Vorzüge m (Verdienste)
law Begründetheit n
merits v
gen. verdient
 English thesaurus
MERIT ['merɪt] abbr.
abbr. Manateen Emergency Response Initiative Team; Membership Excellence Recruitment Initiative Team; Medical Relief International; Military Exploitation of Reconnaissance and Intelligence Technology
abbr., earth.sc. International Program to Monitor Earth Rotation and Intercompare Techniques; Monitoring of Earth-Rotation and Intercomparison of the Techniques of Observation and Analysis
abbr., ed., scient. Method To Extend Research In Time
abbr., law Magistrates Early Referral Into Treatment
abbr., mus. Music Education Reaching Instrumental Talents
abbr., transp. Model To Evaluate The Reliability Of Infrastructure And Timetables; Money Earned Requiring Individual Time
tech. management evaluation and risk identification tree
merits n
law A decision "on the merits" is one that reaches the rights of a party, as distinguished from disposition of a case on a ground not reaching the rights raised in an action
MERIT ['merɪt] abbr.
abbr., med. Тrial of Medical Emergency Teams in Australia (Alexx B)
merit: 137 phrases in 35 subjects
Agriculture2
Alternative dispute resolution1
American usage, not spelling1
Antennas and waveguides1
Artificial intelligence1
Banking1
Business1
Communications4
Construction2
Earth sciences3
Economy6
Electronics4
Employment2
Foreign trade1
General31
Health care1
Information technology1
International Monetary Fund2
Labor law8
Law23
Marketing1
Measuring instruments1
Microelectronics4
Natural sciences1
Optics branch of physics3
Patents4
Physics5
Piezoelectric crystals2
Satellite communications1
Social science12
Swiss term1
Taxes1
Technology2
Transport1
Радиоактивное излучение2