learned person
英 [lɜːnd ˈpɜːsn]
美 [lɜːrnd ˈpɜːrsn]
网络 学者
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- Had learned statistic or the person of economic knowledge knows, statistical index presses his specific content, practical effect and expressional form can be divided for gross index, opposite index and average index.
学过统计或者经济知识的人都知道，统计指标按其具体内容、实际作用和表现形式可以分为总量指标、相对指标和平均指标。 - May drink wine, to consider that few needed to pour to0 urine sickness patient compared to once the learned person loves the nutrition balanced question.
可以少量饮酒，考虑到0尿病患者比曾通人更需要注恋营养平衡的问题。 - The most learned person can only gain so much from reading books, from laboratory testing and from sitting in class.
即使是最有才华的人，也只能从读书、从实验室实验中以及坐在课堂上听课收获知识。 - I've learned* That sometimes all a person needs is a hand to hold and a heart to understand.
一个男人想要的一切东西不过是一个漂亮女人的手和一个有钱女人的心。 - In my opinion, a good consultant is someone who has made lots of mistakes and has learned from them& you pay that person to ensure that you won't repeat those mistakes.
在我看来，一名好的顾问应该是经历了很多错误并从中学到很多的人&你付钱是为了让你避免再次重复同样的错误。 - From this lesson, I learned that perception will influence the attitude one person towards the thing.
从课，我了解知觉将会影响对于事物的态度一人。 - I learned how the good attitude of one person can change the misperception of another.
从中我学习了，一个人的好态度能够改变对方的误会。 - I've learned a person can pretty much survive off of a goat.
我发现一个人完全可以靠一只羊活下来。 - I have learned that sometimes all a person needs is a hand to hold and a heart to understand.
我知道了有时一个人想要的只是一只可握的手和一颗感知的心。 - A learned person ( especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines.
有学问（尤其在人文科学领域）的人；通过长期学习而掌握了一门或几门学科知识的人。