meritocracy
名词
英 [,merɪ'tɒkrəsɪ] 美 ['mɛrɪ'tɑkrəsi]
基本释义
n.知识界精华
词根词缀
词根
crat
government, rule
+
词根
cracy
government, rule
crat + cracy = meritocracy
网络释义
一种社会体制，其中地位和权力基于个人的能力和成就
Wiktionary英语原文词典
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1、Meritocracy is often seen as a fair and efficient way to allocate resources and opportunities in society.
2、In a meritocracy, individuals are rewarded based on their skills and abilities, rather than factors such as social class or family connections.
实用场景例句
商务邮件
Our company strives to maintain a meritocracy to ensure that the most talented individuals rise to leadership positions.
我们公司努力维持知识界精华的选拔机制，以确保最有才华的人晋升到领导岗位。
学术写作
The concept of meritocracy has been widely debated among sociologists studying social mobility.
在研究社会流动性的社会学家中，知识界精华（精英体制）的概念一直备受争议。
旅游出行
During his travels in Northern Europe, he observed a social system much closer to a true meritocracy.
在北欧旅行期间，他观察到一个更接近真正知识界精华体制的社会体系。
日常对话
She believes that our society is a meritocracy where hard work leads to success.
她认为我们的社会是一个知识精英体制，努力工作就能获得成功。
社交媒体
Tired of fake nepotism; we need a real meritocracy where skills actually matter! #Career #Equality
厌倦了虚假的裙带关系；我们需要一个真正看重技能的知识精英体制！#职业 #平等
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