erudite
英 [ˈerudaɪt] 美 [ˈɛrjəˌdaɪt, ˈɛrə-]

adj.

博学的，有学问的；笃行不倦；渊深；渊识博学

英英释义

erudite[ 'eru:dait ]

• adj.having or showing profound knowledge

  "an erudite professor"

  同义词：learned

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. The lecture was not very erudite.
   这次演讲的内容不很精深广博。
2. He likes to talk with erudite people.
   他喜欢和学识宏达的人交往。
3. The unlearned always pretend to be erudite.
   不学无术的人总是伪装知识渊博。

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