erudite
Significado: Having or showing great knowledge or learning, especially knowledge acquired through extensive reading and scholarly study.
Erudite is a term of intellectual admiration, implying depth and breadth of learning that goes beyond mere competence. An erudite person is not simply well-informed but deeply and impressively read, often across multiple fields. The word is most at home in literary criticism, academic writing, and cultural commentary. It can occasionally be used with faint irony to suggest pedantry. The noun form is 'erudition.' It collocates with 'erudite scholar,' 'erudite commentary,' 'erudite prose,' and 'remarkably erudite.'
Ejemplos
- The professor's erudite lectures on Renaissance art drew students from departments across the university. 这位教授博学精深的文艺复兴艺术讲座吸引了大学各院系的学生前来旁听。Las eruditas lecciones del profesor sobre arte renacentista atraían a estudiantes de departamentos de toda la universidad.その教授のルネサンス美術に関する博識な講義は、大学中の学部から学生を集めた。그 교수의 르네상스 미술에 관한 해박한 강의는 대학 전체 학과에서 학생들을 끌어모았다.
- Her book reviews were celebrated for their erudite wit, weaving references to classical philosophy into assessments of contemporary fiction. 她的书评以博学而机智著称,将古典哲学的引用巧妙地融入对当代小说的评价之中。Sus reseñas literarias eran celebradas por su ingenio erudito, tejiendo referencias a la filosofía clásica en las valoraciones de ficción contemporánea.彼女の書評は博学なウィットで知られ、古典哲学への言及を現代小説の評価に織り交ぜていた。그녀의 서평은 고전 철학에 대한 인용을 현대 소설 평가에 엮어내는 박학한 재치로 호평을 받았다.
- He was an erudite conversationalist who could hold forth on subjects ranging from quantum mechanics to the poetry of Catullus. 他是一位博学的谈话者,能就从量子力学到卡图卢斯诗歌等各种话题侃侃而谈。Era un conversador erudito capaz de disertar sobre temas que iban desde la mecánica cuántica hasta la poesía de Catulo.彼は博識な話し手であり、量子力学からカトゥルスの詩歌に至るまで、あらゆる話題について雄弁に語ることができた。그는 박식한 대화가로서 양자역학에서 카툴루스의 시에 이르기까지 다양한 주제에 대해 유창하게 이야기할 수 있었다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: literary, academic, cultural
Tono: appreciative
Origen e historia
From Latin eruditus, past participle of erudire meaning 'to instruct, polish, educate,' from ex- (out of) and rudis (rude, untrained). Entered English in the early 15th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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