qualification round
US: /ˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃən raʊnd/
Definition

Definition of qualification round - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sportsRareearly stage of a contest used to decide who continues competingRare
  • She advanced to the finals after winning her qualification round.
  • He was eliminated in the qualification round after missing his last shot.
  • The team dominated every qualification round before the main tournament.
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Expressions with qualification

qualification testn.
exam that checks if a person meets required skills for something
Applicants must pass a qualification test before starting the course.
without qualificationadv.
in a way that is complete and has no limits or conditions
She accepted the offer without qualification.
with one qualificationadv.
adding one exception or condition to what was said
I agree with you, with one qualification.
professional qualificationn.
official recognition that someone meets standards to work in a certain career
She obtained a professional qualification in accounting before applying for jobs.
teaching qualificationn.
official certificate or degree that allows a person to work as teacher
She completed her teaching qualification before applying to local schools.
qualification testingn.
testing done to prove a product or system meets required standards
The device must pass qualification testing before being released to customers.

Expressions with round

go roundv.
move in a circular path or rotate
The Earth goes round the Sun.
come roundv.
visit someone casually
Why don't you come round for coffee tomorrow?
gather roundv.
move closer together in a circle or group around something
Children gather round the storyteller eagerly.
pass roundv.
distribute something to each person in a group
Please pass round the snacks to everyone.
have round one's neckv.
wear something encircling the neck
She had a beautiful scarf round her neck.
other way roundadv.
with roles or functions reversed
She cooks and he cleans, not the other way round.
round and roundadv.
moving in a repeated circular path
The merry-go-round spins round and round.
round figuren.
number rounded for simplicity or estimation
The budget was set at a round figure of $10,000.
round of applausen.
outburst of clapping by a group
The speaker received a round of applause.
round offv.
make the edges or corners smooth or curved
He used sandpaper to round off the sharp corners of the table..

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  1. French:tour de qualification, ...
  2. German:Qualifikationsrunde, ...
  3. Italian:turno di qualificazione, ...
  4. Spanish:ronda de clasificación, ...
  5. Portuguese:ronda de qualificação, ...
  6. Chinese:资格赛, ...
  7. Japanese:予選, ...
  8. Arabic:دَوْر التَّصْفِيَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִקְצֶה מוּקְדָמוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:отборочный раунд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кваліфікаційний раунд, ...
  12. Hindi:क्वालिफ़िकेशन राउंड, ...

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