ha sido declarado apto para la
English translation: has been deemed entitled to
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X has been declared to be qualified to the... Explanation: this is a literal translation... I hope it helps you... |
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has been deemed entitled to receive the diploma [or, certificate] Explanation: Hope this helps:-) terry Oxford Superlex + Exp. |
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has been declared (or deemed) worthy of... Explanation: In the context you've given, this is what sounds best to me. I assume you're just looking for other ways to word this, as your explanation already translates the meaning... You could also say "has been deemed qualified..." or "has been deemed competent..." depending on how the sentence ends. Hope this helps! :) |
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