learned person

英 [lɜːnd ˈpɜːsn]

美 [lɜːrnd ˈpɜːrsn]

网络  学者

网络

英英释义

noun

• someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field
  Synonym:initiatepunditsavant

双语例句

• Then I took the initiative to find her, I learned that she was not only a simple person.
  我就主动找了她，才了解到了她可不是个简单的人。
• From this lesson, I learned that perception will influence the attitude one person towards the thing.
  从课，我了解知觉将会影响对于事物的态度一人。
• I have learned that sometimes all a person needs is a hand to hold and a heart to understand.
  我知道了有时一个人想要的只是一只可握的手和一颗感知的心。
• I learned how the good attitude of one person can change the misperception of another.
  从中我学习了，一个人的好态度能够改变对方的误会。
• May drink wine, to consider that few needed to pour to0 urine sickness patient compared to once the learned person loves the nutrition balanced question.
  可以少量饮酒，考虑到0尿病患者比曾通人更需要注恋营养平衡的问题。
• Finally, the King was fed up, so he asked the honest official: "I heard that you are a learned person, so you must know what the duty of a citizen is."
  终于国王受不了了，他问那位忠臣：‘听说你很博学，那你应该知道一个公民的职责是什么吧？’
• In my opinion, a good consultant is someone who has made lots of mistakes and has learned from them& you pay that person to ensure that you won't repeat those mistakes.
  在我看来，一名好的顾问应该是经历了很多错误并从中学到很多的人&你付钱是为了让你避免再次重复同样的错误。
• One of the most important things I learned is not to debate with a negative person.
  在生活中，我和许多消极的人打过交道。
• Kuang Heng be so assiduously study, afterwards became a very learned person.
  匡衡就是这样刻苦地学习，后来成了一个很有学问的人。
• A learned person ( especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines.
  有学问（尤其在人文科学领域）的人；通过长期学习而掌握了一门或几门学科知识的人。