American English
/ˌkʰwɑ.lə.fəˈkʰeɪ.ʃn̩z/
5 syllables · Stress the fourth syllable.
Form of qualification
Official certificates, degrees, or other proof that people have a particular skill or level of knowledge.
Practice out loudOfficial certificates, degrees, or other proof that people have a particular skill or level of knowledge.
He listed his academic qualifications on the application.
The employer accepted her nursing qualifications.
Qualifications usually mean certificates, degrees, or proven skills, not school grades.
Skills, experience, or personal qualities that make people suitable for a job or activity.
Her teaching experience and language skills are important qualifications for the job.
He has the qualifications to lead the team.
The process or result of being allowed to enter a competition or continue to its next stage.
The World Cup qualifications begin next month.
The qualifications for the final were held on Saturday.
Details that limit or change the meaning of a statement, agreement, or promise.
The proposal was accepted, but with several qualifications.
Her support came with important qualifications.
completely, with no condition or exception
The report supports the proposal without qualification.
a competition that decides who can enter the main competition
She advanced from the qualification round.