| 单词 | literati |
| 释义 | literati (once / 9712 pages) n If you're educated and love books, you can describe yourself as being a member of the literati. The literati is a highly intelligent group of bookish people. The literati is a somewhat glamorous group, known for being very smart and well-read. You could include famous authors, editors, poets, critics, and scholars of literature among the collective group known as the literati. The word is the plural form of the Latin literatus, which means "lettered or educated," or literally "one who knows letters." Related words in English include letter and literate. WORD FAMILYliterati USAGE EXAMPLESAnd it is certainly true that his behaviour has been perplexing to much of the Swedish literati, which has been amusing to behold. New York Times(Oct 26, 2016) And yet the national estimation of Miami by the NFL literati is modest, indeed. Seattle Times(Sep 08, 2016) In its heyday, the mansion was a gathering place for Russian literati. Wall Street Journal(Aug 18, 2016) n the literary intelligentsia Hyper clerisy, intelligentsia an educated and intellectual elite |
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