erudite是什么意思，erudite的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

erudite英标

英:/'ˈerudaɪt/ 美:/'ˈerudaɪt/

博学的

比较级 more erudite 最高级 most erudite

GRE,SAT

adj. 博学的；有学问的

n. 饱学之士

The erudite young teacher is very popular with his students.

这位知识渊博的年轻老师很受学生的喜爱。

The erudite professor imparted to his students all he had learned in his life.

这位博学的教授将毕生所学都传授给了学生。

This book mainly describes the country's erudite history and culture.

这本书主要描述了该国博大精深的历史文化。

He was never dull, always erudite and well informed.

他从来就不愚笨而是一直博学多才见多识广

He was never dull, always erudite and well informed.

他从来都不愚笨，而且一直是那么博学多识。

She wrote in an original and highly erudite style.

她的写作风格具原创性且十分博学。

The lecture was not very erudite.

这次演讲的内容不很精深广博。

He likes to talk with erudite people.

他喜欢和学识宏达的人交往。

The history teacher with erudite learning.

我喜欢历史老师，因为他很博学。

adj.|learned/knowing/wise/accomplished/read;博学的；有学问的

Erudite是一个形容词，意为博学的，博学多才的。下面将对该单词进行详细解释。

His erudite knowledge of ancient civilizations impressed the entire audience. (他对古代文明的渊博知识给全场观众留下了深刻印象。)
The professor is known for his erudite lectures on Renaissance art. (这位教授以他对文艺复兴艺术的博学演讲而闻名。)

Erudite通常用来形容那些广泛而深刻的知识，尤其是在某个领域。它可以用来形容人，书籍，文章等等。它的名词形式是erudition，表示博学。

Erudite是一个拉丁词，源自eruditus，意为受过教育的。这个词在英语中的使用可以追溯到16世纪。Erudite通常用来形容那些经过深思熟虑和广泛阅读而获得的知识。与学术和研究相关的领域尤其适用。