erudite

1 With bold opinions and a witty and erudite writing style, Andrew Sullivan has long been one of the most important British imports among the American pundit class.

2 A distinctive figure on the theater scene with her bright red curls, black-framed glasses and generous hugs, Kubzansky comes across in conversation as passionate, inspired, funny and erudite but unpretentious.

3 He was well read, especially in the works of Kipling, a field in which Violet could give him a game, and from time to time they would exchange erudite letters about Kipling characters.

4 Over coffee at a pub Ms. O’Connor is erudite, profane and confident, until she is not.

5 Marías’s erudite characters frequently resemble their author in small ways: one teaches at Oxford, as Marías did; another has the same birthday.

6 Such zesty informality carries over into Portnoy’s own writing, which, in blending the erudite and vernacular, regularly tilts toward the latter.

7 This first erudite volume fully supports that verdict.

8 The real knowledgeable always know erudite information and the person of knowing erudite always have knowledge.

真正有知识的人并不一定见闻广博,见闻广博的人不一定就有真知识.

9 For some reason, Steve Martin’s visits to “The Colbert Report” always seem to bring out the erudite side of its host, Stephen Colbert.

10 The discussion of musical rhetoric, too, delivered in pointedly rhetorical style by Gary Thor Wedow, an erudite conductor who doubled here as harpsichordist, was revealing.

11 ABC's literate, erudite pop always hit home because it was also patently sincere: there were real heartstrings being twanged in archly confessional pop hits such as Tears Are Not Enough.

12 While Motherwell’s most famous black-and-white canvases, produced later in his career, appear muscular or aggressive, in person, he was the erudite, soft-spoken philosopher of Abstract Expressionism.

13 Woodrow Wilson, the erudite president of Princeton with a doctorate in political science, was followed into office by Warren Harding, who was just smart enough to know he was a dimwit.

14 Yesterday was Children's Day, a very erudite friend told me about the issue of childhood education.

昨天是六一节，一个很博学的朋友就跟我谈到儿童教育的问题。

15 Through hard work, he finally made himself into an erudite man.

他经过不断地刻苦学习终于成为通人.

16 He may have been mocked by erudite commentators, who sniffed at his rhetorical tangents, his oversimplifications, his non sequiturs and his factual errors.

17 This important, erudite book probes the deepest roots of our inflamed moment.

18 It’s a difficult balancing act, but one that Winn, who is erudite, fast talking and very funny, pulls off.

19 By all accounts far more erudite than Dame Edna — he was an accomplished painter, bibliophile and art collector — Mr. Humphries, in a sustained act of self-protection, always spoke of her in the third person.

20 Mr Miranda pulls this off by supplying them with perfectly chiselled lyrics that are dramatic, erudite and cool all at once.

1 博览

well-read

2 饱学的

bookish

3 博学

genned-up universal wise knowledgeable learned literate knowing well-informed encyclopedic knowledgeably learning scholarship erudition literary eruditely well-read versed lore read sapient well read scholar clerkship myriad-minded

4 有学问的人

literate

5 饱学

erudition

6 渊深

deep profound profundity deepness

7 知识渊博的

knowledgeable informed learned well-educated

8 有学问的

learned wise read sciential lettered informed scholarly blue scientific scholar literate

9 有知识的

sciential knowing aware

10 渊博的

profound encyclopedic

11 渊深的

deep profound

12 博学的

genned-up universal wise knowledgeable learned literate knowing well-informed encyclopedic deep scholarly highbrow clerkly literary well-read versed read sapient well read scholar myriad-minded

13 博览的

well-read

14 渊博

profound encyclopedic depth profundity

15 有学问

sciential blue scientific scholar learned literate lettered