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deserver

/dɪzˈɜvɚ/ noun

Someone who deserves.

Word Origin From Latin de- 'completely' and servire 'to serve' — to deserve is to serve fully, to earn something by service. A deserver is one who merits something. The same root servire gives us servant, service, conserve (serve together), preserve (serve before), reserve (serve back), and observe (serve toward, watch). The PIE root *ser- meant 'to protect, guard,' which evolved to 'serve.'

noun Someone who deserves. countable

She is a true deserver of this prestigious award for her humanitarian work.

(名词) 应得者；当之无愧者

她因其人道主义工作而确实是这一 prestigious 奖项的应得者。

(sustantivo) Alguien que merece algo.

Ella es una verdadera merecedora de este prestigioso premio por su trabajo humanitario.

(nom) méritant; celui qui mérite [Personne qui mérite quelque chose.]

Elle est une véritable deserver de ce prestigieux prix pour son travail humanitaire.

(Substantiv) Verdienter; Verdienstvolle [Jemand, der etwas verdient oder würdig ist.]

Sie ist eine wahre **deserver** dieses prestigeträchtigen Preises für ihre humanitäre Arbeit.

(名詞) заслуж deserve する人、値する資格を持つ人。

彼女は人道支援活動により、この名誉ある賞にふさわしい真の deserver だ。

(substantivo) merecedor [Alguém que merece.]

Ela é uma verdadeira merecedora deste prestigiado prêmio por seu trabalho humanitário.

Synonyms: worthy meritorious person eligible person claimant deserving individual Antonyms: undeserver unworthy disqualified person unentitled
Word parts: de + serv + er

Related words

servant service servile servitude servitor subservient subservience disservice conserve conservation preserve preservation reserve reservation observe

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