be deserving of + noun
deserving of 后接名词或动名词,表示‘值得…’
He is deserving of our respect.
他值得我们尊敬。
值得的;应得的
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
值得的;应得的
Worthy of being treated in a particular way; meriting something.
He is deserving of our respect.
他值得我们尊敬。
常带讽刺意味
值得以特定方式对待的;(常用于反讽)
worthy of being treated in a particular way; ; (often used ironically)
Her dedication to the project is truly deserving of recognition.
她对项目的奉献精神确实值得认可。
The criminal's actions were deserving of severe punishment.
那个罪犯的行为应受严厉惩罚。
This issue is deserving of immediate attention from the authorities.
这个问题值得当局立即关注。
deserving of 后接名词或动名词,表示‘值得…’
He is deserving of our respect.
他值得我们尊敬。
正式用法,deserving 后直接跟抽象名词
Her work is deserving praise.
她的工作值得赞扬。
deserving 作前置定语,修饰名词
They support many deserving causes.
他们支持许多有价值的事业。
Not this
He is deserving a break.
Use this
He is deserving of a break.
deserving是形容词,不能直接跟宾语,需加介词of。
Not this
She is not deserving the prize.
Use this
She does not deserve the prize.
表达“不值得”时,应使用动词deserve的否定形式,而不是be动词加deserving。
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值得…的,应受…的
She is deserving of all the praise she received.
她理应得到所有的表扬。
当之无愧的候选人
He was a deserving candidate for the scholarship.
他是这项奖学金的当之无愧的候选人。
值得支持的事业
We donated to a deserving cause.
我们向一个值得支持的事业捐款。
实至名归的获胜者
She is a deserving winner of the award.
她是这项奖项当之无愧的获得者。
值得帮助的穷人
The charity focuses on the deserving poor.
该慈善机构关注那些值得帮助的穷人。
值得关注的
The issue is deserving of serious attention.
这个问题值得严肃关注。
值得;应得
The project is deserving of your attention.
这个项目值得你关注。
值得支持的事业(尤指慈善事业)
Donations will go to a deserving cause.
捐款将用于一项值得支持的事业。
当之无愧的获胜者
The judges agreed she was a deserving winner.
评委们一致认为她是一位当之无愧的获胜者。
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联想 deserve(应得)加 -ing,服务(serve)到位的人值得表扬。
语域:mixed 常见场景:正式书面语、日常评价、反讽语境 deserving 在正式书面语中比较常见,多用于形容应得表扬、支持或奖励的人或事物;在日常口语中也可使用,有时带反讽意味。建议根据具体语境选择合适的表达。
用作定语或表语
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