英:['præktɪst]
美:['præktɪst]
英:['præktɪst]
美:['præktɪst]
prac·ticed
praek tihst
词根:practice
adj.practised 熟练的;老练的
n.practice 实践;练习;惯例
practician 有经验的人;熟练者
v.practised 实践;练习;惯做(practise的过去分词)
vi.practice 练习;实习;实行
vt.practice 练习;实习;实行
Adjective
1. having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude;
"adept in handicrafts"
"an adept juggler"
"an expert job"
"a good mechanic"
"a practiced marksman"
"a proficient engineer"
"a lesser-known but no less skillful composer"
"the effect was achieved by skillful retouching"
2. skillful after much practice
in practice在实践中;实际上,事实上
practice of有…的习惯
into practice实施;实行
teaching practice教学实习;试教
clinical practice临床实践;内科学
engineering practice工程实践
judicial practice判例;司法程序
practice teaching教学实习(师范院校学生的);试教
social practice社会实践
put into practice实行,实施;落实
good practice良好的做法
international practice国际惯例;国际实践
construction practice施工管理
management practice管理实务
common practice惯例;习惯作法
medical practice医疗实践
best practice最佳实务,最佳实践;最佳做法,最优方法;典范做法
design practice设计原则
educational practice教育实习;教改实践
legal practice法律实践
也称为 practised,意为“通过实践成为专家、熟练的”,1540年代,是 practice(动词)的过去分词形式。
The first known use of practiced was in 1569
practice1 of 2verb
to perform or work at over and over so as to become skilled
practice juggling
carry out, apply
practice what you preach
to do or perform often or usually
practice politeness
to engage in or work at as a profession
practice medicine
practice2 of 2noun
actual performance or application
a repeated or usual action
it was our practice to rise early
the usual way of doing something
local practice
action done over and over in order to acquire skill
practice makes perfect
the condition of being skilled through practice
get in practice
continuous work in a profession
the practice of law
a professional business
the doctor has expanded her practice
practice1 of 2verb
to perform or work at over and over so as to become skilled
practice juggling
carry out, apply
practice what you preach
to do or perform often or usually
practice politeness
to engage in or work at as a profession
practice medicine
practice2 of 2noun
actual performance or application
a repeated or usual action
it was our practice to rise early
the usual way of doing something
local practice
action done over and over in order to acquire skill
practice makes perfect
the condition of being skilled through practice
get in practice
continuous work in a profession
the practice of law
a professional business
the doctor has expanded her practice
practicedadjective
experienced, skilled
a practiced chef
learned by practice
1 I had practiced so much in the past month, I could practically sink foul shots in my sleep.
2 I smacked her again and practiced a curse word I’d heard on the train.
3 I concentrate on every word I have practiced since yesterday.
4 With practiced skill he slid from his hiding place and crossed to the wall door.
5 He imagined a chicken in his hands, the practiced snap with which it became meat, a routine, a carcass to pluck to goose bumps; but first the blood must be let.
6 What about the blacks who’d practiced slavery for millennia and sold slaves across the Sahara and then across the sea?
7 Mindy Park zoomed in on the latest satellite photo with practiced ease.
8 This was levels beyond the simple memorization I had practiced for the stage.
9 Her face softened and she sighed, and Nok could tell that the words that came next weren't the ones her mother had practiced.
10 Once more the sour notes of the hammer offended Ranofer’s practiced ear.
11 After finishing the marketing, I read, practiced calligraphy, knitted, and spent a lot of time with An Yi.
12 He had practiced this, pulling the water with the broadened end, and he knew how it felt, so the resistance didn't surprise him.
13 He gave us the word and we all practiced it.
14 Apparently, even in this time, planters practiced some form of crop rotation.
15 While the other girls gossiped and said good night one by one, Cora practiced her letters.
16 There were at least two dozen figures in black; they moved in unison, with practiced ease.
17 Padva greets them with the practiced disinterest she reserves for pretty young things, but warms when they enthusiastically compliment her hair and jewels and dress.
18 He’d practiced fast getaways, fantasized he was revving a powerful engine that left a skid mark and dust behind.
19 She was good at it and bragged so much Victory practiced every chance he got.
20 Or worse: It doesn’t matter how well you play, or how much you’ve practiced.
1 老练的
old complete master expert practical veteran experienced sophisticated seasoned ripe adept mellow cunning tactful old-timey
3 有经验
5 做作
artificial theatrical unnatural contrived feigned put-on orotund cutesie artificially cutely side Art artificiality playacting playact
6 熟练
clean-fingered good complete perfect expert veteran experienced handy skilled handsome accomplished proficient adept cunning skillful deft masterly dexterous adroit up deftly artfully practice Art skill facility perfection proficiency mastery deftness adeptness adroitness mastership master rehearse in practice subtle thorough pat slick apt artful versed knowledge grip dexterity clean clever neat feat educated dab masterful able-bodied facile habile thorough-paced handily sleight season get hand in
7 熟练的
clean-fingered good complete perfect expert veteran experienced handy skilled handsome accomplished proficient adept cunning skillful deft masterly dexterous adroit master subtle thorough pat slick apt artful versed clean clever neat feat educated dab masterful able-bodied facile habile thorough-paced
8 不自然的
plastic violent artificial stiff affected forced tense unhealthy unnatural uncanny pathological strained studied contrived constrained galvanic mannered labored factitious farfetched disnatured nonnatural against nature
10 不自然
plastic violent artificial stiff affected forced tense unhealthy unnatural uncanny pathological strained studied contrived constrained galvanic mannered labored factitious farfetched disnatured nonnatural unnaturally theatrically self-consciously stiltedly artificiality denaturalize against nature