erudition

常見例句

• His erudition was apparently endless.
  他的學(xué)問顯然博大精深。
• They fancied themselves learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他們自以為有學(xué)問,擺出一副博學(xué)的樣子.
• The profound erudition of the writer came from long years of study.
  這位作家淵博的學(xué)問來自長年累月的鉆研.
• His erudition was apparently endless.
  他的學(xué)問顯然博大精深。
• They fancied themselves learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他們自以為有學(xué)問,擺出一副博學(xué)的樣子.
• The range of his erudition is wide.
  他很博學(xué).
• The profound erudition of the writer came from long years of study.
  這位作家淵博的學(xué)問來自長年累月的鉆研.
• The professor's erudition came from long years of study.
  這位教授的學(xué)問來自長年累月的鉆研.
• His erudition exasperated the average reader, and was sometimes queried by the expert.
  他的博學(xué)使一般讀者氣結(jié), 有時(shí)也被專家提出質(zhì)疑.
• Thought unprepossessing to look at, he is a man of immense erudition.
  雖然面貌令人沒好感, 但他是一個(gè)寬大博學(xué)的人.
• I hadn't realized that there could be so much erudition about a matter like this.
  我沒想到這樣一件事竟有這么大的學(xué)問.
• The subject which researches MIAO nationality culture has already become an internationally erudition.
  苗族文化歷史悠久、內(nèi)涵豐富,以苗族文化為研究對(duì)象的苗學(xué)已經(jīng)成為一門國際顯學(xué).
• To stimulate higher education with the students to become a complete human being with erudition.
  藉由高等教育的刺激,培育學(xué)生擁有飽滿學(xué)識(shí)的完整人格.
• He fancied himself learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他自以為有學(xué)問,擺出—副博學(xué)的樣子.
• Naturalists catered to polite society's desire for erudition – many texts had an explicit instructive purpose.
  自然迎合上流社會(huì)的愿望博學(xué)-許多文本有明確的指導(dǎo)目的.
• His erudition comes from his assiduous study.
  他的博學(xué)來自他的刻苦鉆研.
• And in public appearances he does not even try to disguise his erudition.
  在公開露面的場合,他也不刻意隱瞞他的博學(xué)多聞.
• He is better qualified by his vast erudition for this teaching job.
  他的博學(xué)使他更適合擔(dān)任這項(xiàng)教學(xué)工作.
• They fancied themselves learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他們自以為有學(xué)問,擺出一副博學(xué)的樣子.
• The range of his erudition is wide.
  他很博學(xué).
• His erudition exasperated the average reader, and was sometimes queried by the expert.
  他的博學(xué)使一般讀者氣結(jié), 有時(shí)也被專家提出質(zhì)疑.
• Thought unprepossessing to look at, he is a man of immense erudition.
  雖然面貌令人沒好感, 但他是一個(gè)寬大博學(xué)的人.
• He fancied himself learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他自以為有學(xué)問,擺出—副博學(xué)的樣子.
• Naturalists catered to polite society's desire for erudition – many texts had an explicit instructive purpose.
  自然迎合上流社會(huì)的愿望博學(xué)-許多文本有明確的指導(dǎo)目的.
• His erudition comes from his assiduous study.
  他的博學(xué)來自他的刻苦鉆研.
• And in public appearances he does not even try to disguise his erudition.
  在公開露面的場合,他也不刻意隱瞞他的博學(xué)多聞.
• He is better qualified by his vast erudition for this teaching job.
  他的博學(xué)使他更適合擔(dān)任這項(xiàng)教學(xué)工作.
• To stimulate higher education with the students to become a complete human being with erudition.
  藉由高等教育的刺激,培育學(xué)生擁有飽滿學(xué)識(shí)的完整人格.
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