Jedi

noun

ˈje-(ˌ)dī

variants or less commonly jedi

plural Jedi or Jedis also jedi or jedis

: a person who shows extraordinary skill or expertise in a specified field or endeavor

Note: This use of Jedi has its origin in the fictional universe of the Star Wars franchise, where the terms Jedi and Jedi Knight refer to a member of an order of mystical warriors who can access and manipulate a pervasive spiritual energy called the Force to perform supernatural feats.

… Schreiber grounds the movie, showing Baron as a newsroom Jedi, an outsider who sees what the homegrown Bostonians missed.

Sean P. Means

He also sees the role of wine Jedi as challenging what people think they like. If diners are open-minded, they might be pleasantly surprised.

Meghan Jessiman

As you can imagine, Mr. Biffo took to Teletext like a swan to water, often being referred to as a Teletext Jedi due to his ability to use Teletext's limited graphical abilities (for want of a better word) to their fullest.

Matt Gander

Day five, no bids … oh God, I thought, my Jedi powers of selling are failing me.

Greg Dixon

单词	Jedi
释义	Jedi noun ˈje-(ˌ)dī variants or less commonly jedi plural Jedi or Jedis also jedi or jedis : a person who shows extraordinary skill or expertise in a specified field or endeavor Note: This use of Jedi has its origin in the fictional universe of the Star Wars franchise, where the terms Jedi and Jedi Knight refer to a member of an order of mystical warriors who can access and manipulate a pervasive spiritual energy called the Force to perform supernatural feats. … Schreiber grounds the movie, showing Baron as a newsroom Jedi, an outsider who sees what the homegrown Bostonians missed. Sean P. Means He also sees the role of wine Jedi as challenging what people think they like. If diners are open-minded, they might be pleasantly surprised. Meghan Jessiman As you can imagine, Mr. Biffo took to Teletext like a swan to water, often being referred to as a Teletext Jedi due to his ability to use Teletext's limited graphical abilities (for want of a better word) to their fullest. Matt Gander Day five, no bids … oh God, I thought, my Jedi powers of selling are failing me. Greg Dixon Word History First Known Use 1983, in the meaning defined above Phrases Containing Jedi Jedi powers Jedi powers
随便看	the knives are out (for someone) the knives are out for someone the Kremlin the lads the lady of the house the lame the land the landed gentry the lap of luxury the lash the last the last couple of the Last Judgment the last minute the last moment the last post the last rites the last someone heard the last someone saw the last straw the last thing on someone's mind the last word the last/final word the last/previous couple of the latest

Jedi

noun

Word History

Phrases Containing Jedi