erudite是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 博学的；有学问的

n. 有学问的人

网络 博学者；饱学之士；渊博

完整释义：

adj.

1.博学(的),议论渊博的
2.博学的,有学问的

n.

1.饱学之士,有学问的人

例句：

1. The Tea Party would have found a kindred spirit in Hayek — and indeed , its more erudite members refer to him often .
   茶党或许会在哈耶克的观点中找到类似的精神——事实上，那些博学的茶党成员也经常提及哈耶克。

2. Even the most erudite native speaker does not know the meaning of every word.
   就算最博学的母语使用者也不可能知道每个字的意思。

3. He was a famous philosopher named Li Er. He was so erudite and well-known that people admiringly called him Lao Zi.
   春秋时，有一位著名的哲学家和思想家，他姓李，名耳，字老聃（“老子”是人们对他的尊称）。

4. She had made her name with a collection of bracingly erudite essays, "Against Interpretation" , published a decade earlier when she was 33.
   早在10年前，33岁的她就因为《反对阐释》中一系列振奋人心的评论文章而闻名。

5. You can maintain a clever, astute and erudite persona whether you're adolescent or octogenarian.
   不管你是青少年还是个八旬老人，你都可以持续你的聪明、机敏和博学。

6. Erudite scholars come in good spirit to talk with me, Among my guests there is no unlearned common man.
   谈笑的是渊博的学者，往来的没有浅薄的人。

7. He was an erudite wit at the dinner table and, as the reader now sees, in his letters.
   正如读者现在所见，信中展现出的伯林正如餐桌边的伯林一样，都是博学的诙谐之人。

8. Possessing or demonstrating profound, often systematic knowledge; erudite.
   博学的具有或显示出深奥并通常是系统的知识的；有学问的