1. deserving reward or praise;

   "a lifetime of meritorious service"
   "meritorious conduct"
   

1.优异的;有价值的
If you describe something asmeritorious, you approve of it for its good or worthwhile qualities.

e.g. I had been promoted for what was called gallant andmeritorious service.
我之所以得到提拔是由于立下了所谓的英勇卓越的功勋。

1. 一等奖：竞赛的结果以论文的形式提交到美国数学及应用协会,经专家对论文评阅,评出特等奖(Outstanding)、一等奖(meritorious)、二等奖(Honorable Mention)、成功参赛奖(Successful Participant)和未获奖共五类.

2. 有功的：meritocracy 知识界精华 |meritorious 有功的 | merl 乌鸫

3. 有功绩的：meritocracy 知识界精华 |meritorious 有功绩的 |meritorious 可称赞的

4. meritorious

4. 可称赞的：meritorious 有功绩的 |meritorious 可称赞的 |meritoriousponderable 有价值的

1. His meritorious deeds are very moving.
   他的先进事迹十分感人。
2. He was praised for his meritorious service.
   他由于出色地工作而受到称赞。
3. He wrote a meritorious theme about his visit to the cotton mill.
   他写了一篇关于参观棉纺织厂的有价值的论文。

• Well-conducted and meritorious citizens.

  出自：B. Jowett

• This performance, very meritorious in itself, for he played well, had been quite sufficient for him.

  出自：E. F. Benson

• The good works done by the heathen were good works done without the grace of Christ; they could not, therefore, be meritorious.

  出自：R. A. Knox