deserving

英 [dɪˈzɜːvɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈzɜːrvɪŋ]

adj.  值得的; 应得的
v.  值得; 应得; 应受
deserve的现在分词

现在分词：deserving　

Collins.1 / BNC.11308 / COCA.11349

牛津词典

adj.

• 值得的；应得的
  that deserves help, praise, a reward, etc.
  1. to give money to a deserving cause
     把钱捐给值得赞助的事业
  2. This family is one of the most deserving cases.
     这是最应当得到帮助的一户人家。
  3. an issue deserving of attention
     值得注意的问题

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 值得帮助的;应受支持的
  If you describe a person, organization, or cause asdeserving, you mean that you think they should be helped.
  1. The money saved could be used for more deserving causes.
     省下来的钱可以用于更有意义的事业。
• ADJ-GRADED 应得…的;应受…的;值得…的
  If someone isdeserving ofsomething, they have qualities or achievements which make it right that they should receive it.
  1. ...artists deserving of public subsidy.
     应该得到政府津贴的艺术家

双语例句

• His administration of the company was even more deserving of stricture than it appeared.
  他对该公司的实际管理情况要比外表看上去的情况更该受到严厉的批评。
• Though Howard thought he should not be discriminated against, he knew he was deserving.
  虽然霍华德认为他不该受歧视，他知道自己是应得的。
• Those deserving special praise are the Little Leaf and Four Eyes.
  在这里我特别要表扬的是小叶和四眼。
• He is a man deserving of sympathy.
  他是个值得同情的男人。
• There are lots of cultures deserving to share in themselves.
  他们自身有许多文化值得我们共享。
• A six-year-old child with such an amazing attainment! It is indeed something rare and deserving praise.
  一个6岁的男孩有这样惊人的造诣，真是难能可贵！
• This is a star-spangled day, deserving of a gold star on your calendar.
  这是个星光灿烂的日子，值得你在日历上画一个大金星。
• More important than winning is winning with honor and deserving to have won.
  光荣地胜利以及与之相随的努力比胜利本身更重要。
• Deserving of contempt or scorn.
  应该受到轻视或者蔑视。
• This is a special case, deserving special treatment.
  这是个特殊的案件，应该获得特殊处理。