英语词汇“expert”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

expert

/ˈɛkspəːt

noun

A person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area: an expert in health care a financial expert...

The street was cordoned off and forensic experts combed the area and the club for evidence.
In every area of life the experts are ready to smooth our path and tell us what to believe.
He was widely regarded by colleagues as one of the leading experts in his field.

Synonyms

specialist, authority, pundit, oracle;

adept, maestro, virtuoso, master, past master, professional, genius, wizard;

connoisseur, aficionado, one of the cognoscenti, cognoscente, doyen, savant

informal ace, buff, ninja, pro, whizz, hotshot, old hand, alpha geek

British informal dab hand

North American informal maven, crackerjack

rare proficient

adjective

Having or involving a great deal of knowledge or skill in a particular area: he had received expert academic advice I have a friend who is very expert at the language...

As if he hadn't heard her, he continued to steer the car, maneuvering it with expert skill.
Many who do get jobs go into coaching and providing expert advice to elite sports athletes.
None of this is to deny the importance of forward planning based on expert knowledge.

Synonyms

skilful, skilled, adept, accomplished, talented, fine;

master, masterly, brilliant, virtuoso, bravura, magnificent, marvellous, wonderful, outstanding, great, exceptional, superlative, formidable, excellent, dazzling, first-class, first-rate, elite, superb;

proficient, good, able, apt, capable, competent, clever;

experienced, practised, qualified, knowledgeable, well versed;

specialist, professional;

deft, dexterous, adroit;

French au fait

informal wizard, ace, stellar, class, crack, top-notch, out of this world, mean, A1, demon, genius

vulgar slang shit hot

Derivatives

expertness

/ˈɛkspəːtnəs

/ noun ...

Newcomers to the field who regarded me with affection faced an additional deterrent to challenging my expertness: they feared hurting my feelings as well as earning my disapproval.
Be it knowledge or skills, the general counseling training and experience of the addictions counselor constitutes another source of expertness.
Civil-political rights and economic-social rights demand very different kinds of expertness and methodologies for research and missions and lobbying.

Origin

Middle English (as an adjective): from French, from Latin expertus, past participle of experiri 'try'. The noun use dates from the early 19th century Compare with experience and experiment.

单词	expert
释义	expert /ˈɛkspəːt / noun A person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area: an expert in health care a financial expert... The street was cordoned off and forensic experts combed the area and the club for evidence. In every area of life the experts are ready to smooth our path and tell us what to believe. He was widely regarded by colleagues as one of the leading experts in his field. Synonyms specialist, authority, pundit, oracle; adept, maestro, virtuoso, master, past master, professional, genius, wizard; connoisseur, aficionado, one of the cognoscenti, cognoscente, doyen, savant informal ace, buff, ninja, pro, whizz, hotshot, old hand, alpha geek British informal dab hand North American informal maven, crackerjack rare proficient adjective Having or involving a great deal of knowledge or skill in a particular area: he had received expert academic advice I have a friend who is very expert at* the language... As if he hadn't heard her, he continued to steer the car, maneuvering it with expert skill. Many who do get jobs go into coaching and providing expert advice to elite sports athletes. None of this is to deny the importance of forward planning based on expert knowledge. Synonyms skilful, skilled, adept, accomplished, talented, fine; master, masterly, brilliant, virtuoso, bravura, magnificent, marvellous, wonderful, outstanding, great, exceptional, superlative, formidable, excellent, dazzling, first-class, first-rate, elite, superb; proficient, good, able, apt, capable, competent, clever; experienced, practised, qualified, knowledgeable, well versed; specialist, professional; deft, dexterous, adroit; French au fait informal* wizard, ace, stellar, class, crack, top-notch, out of this world, mean, A1, demon, genius vulgar slang shit hot Derivatives expertness /ˈɛkspəːtnəs / noun ... Newcomers to the field who regarded me with affection faced an additional deterrent to challenging my expertness: they feared hurting my feelings as well as earning my disapproval. Be it knowledge or skills, the general counseling training and experience of the addictions counselor constitutes another source of expertness. Civil-political rights and economic-social rights demand very different kinds of expertness and methodologies for research and missions and lobbying. Origin Middle English (as an adjective): from French, from Latin expertus, past participle of experiri 'try'. The noun use dates from the early 19th century Compare with experience and experiment.
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