No. 12,506 in Spanish

meritoria

Worthy, commendable, or deserving.

In a sentence

Su esfuerzo en la clase fue meritorio y merece ser reconocido.
Her effort in the class was commendable and deserves to be recognized.
Here, 'meritorio' describes an action or effort as deserving recognition or praise.
El proyecto científico que presentó fue una obra meritoria de investigación y dedicación.
The scientific project she presented was a commendable work of research and dedication.
In this sentence, 'meritoria' is used to qualify the quality of the project, deeming it praiseworthy.
Es una estudiante meritoria que siempre busca mejorar.
She is a diligent student who always strives to improve.
Here, 'meritoria' characterizes a person as having qualities worthy of praise, particularly in the context of her education.

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