🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- Naysayer 37
- knavish 60
- radiotherapy 77
- inchoative 57
- purpose 491
- jollity 86
- Chef 180
- germany 78
- hiver 34
- staircase 512
- disincentive 223
- Strongly 119
- Communicating 39
- dugout 107
- take (someone) through 46
- Gain 180
- transfix 204
- Frown 241
- uncompetitive 172
- raja 88
- musky 76
- diatonic 107
- zoology 230
- griddle 156
- shipload 63
- multimillionaire 62
- blow off 109
- unshut 35
- canvass 108
- boringly 11
- kashmir 59
- monocyte 40
- Epicentre 49
- even-tempered 121
- G.P. 85
- separator 52
- photocopies 35
- cesspit 107
- helipad 54
- deride 116
- Languish 104
- human geography 50
- hermaphroditic 68
- measurement 595
- end with 15
- forest 493
- Intervene 124
- Contented 75
- imbitter 33
- included 117
- repossession 51
- police 507
- rpg 43
- brewery 200
- demolish 160
- Persistence 85
- outwork 63
- unreliable 102
- Invasive 157
- arraignment 136
- supplement 513
- episcopal 114
- vaporware 66
- patrimonies 28
- screen 631
- merchandize 33
- champagne 109
- admire 530
- if (at all) possible 51
- VALUE 151
- oncoming 80
- advice column 107
- curacy 52
- you 151
- pain 593
- Sea anemone 28
- associational 53
- Stealthy 50
- geez 79
- Undesirable 92
- heat wave 81
- Covet 118
- Penalty 218
- blab 142
- Chintz 87
- WEAPON 236
- strata 163
- preppies 26
- Indifferent 209
- goodness 441
- Naughty 112
- unbowed 53
- bear 297
- antiasthmatic 29
- struggle 563
- wontless 40
- narcissism 70
- denitrification 53
- Riotous 58
- Irrigation 40
- Moral 254
- picnicky 30
- Parenthesis 172
- thesaurus 233
- Minimise 141
- jesuitism 27
- roadhouse 73
- oversensitive 61
- crouch 132
- adverbial 93
- per 229
- schizoid 52
- fragile 206
- rule the roost 65
- intellectual 492
- spindly 101
- bencher 84
- caries 89
- stretchy 53
- sensualism 34
- jabber 57
- bay 629
- Reserved 123
- venture 703
- Duties 68
- Dull 142
- privatize 86
- disconnect 169
- sunnies 30
- braid 142
- stagecraft 49
- courteous 259
- viscountess 51
- Lonesome 37
- dandy 156
- immensely 140
- fleck 122
- Determined 131
- detachment 142
- outdo 90
- Innocuous 55
- subpar 55
- burr 232
- chronobiology 62
- Dwindle 134
- repetitive 114
- guru 143
- Spitfire 6
- accent 560
- overturn 283
- Urban 192
- Fortune 153
- REGARD 143
- grained 83
- ban 564
- swadeshi 32
- bedsore 176
- basin 457
- scheming 46
- duvet 131
- swashbuckling 61
- get a load of 44
- Confrontation 91
- Hungarian 6
- commercialism 124
- Formerly 154
- death camp 88
- Drill 95
- the seabed 49
- dray 92
- sanctuary 216
- preserve 545
- declined 43
- affinity 178
- caddied 46
- Impressively 98
- icu 58
- Desire 228
- stylise 57
- Other than 59
- flubbed 54
- straightaway 54
- cephalically 32
- cost price 74
- dissociation 99
- burb 79
- calk 68
- won 190
- lose weight 22
- exceedingly 426
- church 525
- housefly 66
- flag-waver 73
- Double 68
- suck 569
- tactless 255
- norwegian 81
- fend 171
- gatepost 77
- rejuvenation 160
- wastepaper 62
- footings 29
- Constitution 258
- volley 147
- (every) now and then 36
- dab 166
- Arian 41
- drift 491
- starkers 48
- brush aside 91
- hasty 454
- rite of passage 34
- weigh down 169
- osteoporosis 102
- sultrier 35
- blameworthy 161
- bed linen(s) 59
- mushroom cloud 58
- desalination 86
- sermonize 103
- do-good 69
- coronal mass ejection 84
- Absolute 93
- Grip 56
- Emphasis 235
- high 336
- mullet 61
- despisal 44
- sixpence 51
- cut into 69
- standpoint 463
- schoolmaster 51
- crier 80
- schoolteacher 62
- Ox 177
- Police 231
- presumptuous 61
- Declassified 112
- ghastliest 55
- charwoman 112
- onomatopoeia 68
- take on 92
- quip 99
- pachouli 36
- public 588
- seem 185
- pastor 95
- officious 84
- vacuole 40
- keyboard 549
- breathtaking 267
- junkyard 63
- oaken 61
- pointer 260
- lino 66
- Cosmonaut 21
- exist 535
- sloppy 243
- eloquent 270
- courtlier 46
- Sublime 107
- underdog 146
- rectangular 105
- abdominal 176
- fleet 512
- Pathetic 134
- ipso facto 51
- consolable 109
- ossify 99
- Driven 106
- Wood 155
- impaired 105
- fricassee 105
- gynecologist 125
- archipelago 154
- substitutive 49
- participant 275
- foulness 76
- charity 545
- cold-blooded 127
- bacteriology 110
- agnosia 38
- ELEGY 87
- poodle 51
- suasiveness 30
- solicitously 108
- manoeuvre 169
- unacceptable 325
- daredevil 108
- Reminiscence 147
- Keen 239
- freeze out 116
- Auditorium 80
- wish 260
- brand-name 77
- well being 45
- Spiral 65
- Feeding 95
- wide 250
- yardarm 44
- hiragana 35
- stockinette 42
- Survival 201
- collectivism 174
- time 549
- fairy 149
- luminescence 88
- Wound 99
- ineffective 150
- book 331
- echolocation 103
- Egregious 101
- precancerous 64
- boomlet 105
- appropriator 54
- multipurpose 53
- recuse 61
- Bland 71
- polyandrous 29
- unrelentingly 122
- enlarge 557
- horsewhipped 31
- direction 604
- schlock 145
- scrapie 74
- legitimate 241
- accumulation 134
- Herbal 76
- thanksgiving 65
- wore 51
- Upcoming 107
- right on 120
- COMPENSATION 52
- practitioner 235
- histology 52
- facts 43
- vinland 37
- side road 104
- impregnable 113
- central heating 115
- darnedest 76
- productivity 205
- Veil 89
- anemic 157
- Auditor 119
- dramatics 108
- pasting 74
- avant-garde 121
- supporter 77
- arguable 125
- Ambience 68
- pigmentation 75
- Simultaneous 100
- dag 91
- colostrum 40
- Far East 119
- postseason 61
- championship 265
- Uprising 38
- mainstreamer 32
- mounted 137
- in fashion 42
- Swashbuckler 23
- graceless 114
- edition 495
- worse 492
- uninhibitedly 33
- Sim card 61
- constituencies 55
- Cheque 118
- decomposable 46
- Consultative 165
- first of all 47
- Rescuer 38
- Fiancée 32
- Handicapped 123
- picketing 41
- Accomplished 175
- photomontage 51
- get up on the wrong side of the bed 33
- lamper 47
- mastitic 25
- nongovernmental 70
- tone 595
- Protective 97
- aftermarket 90
- alive and well 53
- Edification 5
- Disconsolate 143
- wheeling 44
- first and foremost 56
- go without saying 39
- Shimmer 24
- exec 79
- genealogize 72
- diverse 557
- womanizing 36
- Well known 33
- Himalayas, the 29
- Cutting-edge 78
- the proletariat 58
- gigaflop 46
- philosophy 557
- Much less 65
- Absence 113
- blackfly 53
- cut and thrust 84
- bonus 232
- submarine 466
- prop 341
- ambassadress 45
- incompletion 35
- postponement 42
- performative 57
- delphically 27
- improvident 71
- assembly line 131
- Furlough 100
- gold-digging 55
- baby boom 101
- Concurrently 51
- disagreement 234
- dma 39
- unilaterally 131
- considerable 486
- arsey 47
- scrapped 73
- tune 1617
- wriggle 96
- horrify 155
- displaced person 74
- finisher 85
- light bulb 141
- Test 128
- underclass 53
- Ray 72
- undersized 64
- assn. 76
- double-barreled 93
- governorship 104
- hem 237
- aside from 115
- at present 63
- establishment 493
- backstreet 125
- bring down 78
- Repercussion 213
- beak 152
- harrogate 36
- Veterinarian 45
- countrywoman 110
- dispossessed 97
- characterful 101
- magnetism 81
- maxi 44
- vaporize 55
- potful 52
- thy 97
- cat 181
- primaries 28
- Aus. 43
- proposal 579
- rumpled 54
- apportionment 119
- prepared 150
- flauntiest 28
- butty 122
- ponderous 59
- glamorgan 38
- Wheat 59
- revue 121
- roughly 484
- ham-handed 83
- the holy of holies 53
- bad 220
- rent 480
- result 631
- Veto 87
- No. 45
- province 606
- jimmy 64
- Jewels 10
- MOR 49
- growly 93
- rif 47
- mash 111
- NT 80
- certificated 103
- clump 156
- tempura 168
- waged 82
- grapple 168
- doss 85
- cloven hoof 107
- tenderfoot 59
- passing 141
- yea 95
- quackish 38
- breaking 52
- club together 90
erudite
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
erudite
adjective
er·u·dite ˈer-ə-ˌdīt 
ˈer-yə-
ˈer-yə- : having or showing knowledge that is gained by studying : possessing or displaying erudition
eruditely adverb
Did you know?
Erudite derives from Latin eruditus, the past participle of the verb erudire, meaning "to instruct." A closer look at that verb shows that it is formed by combining the prefix e-, meaning "missing" or "absent," with the adjective rudis, which means "rude" or "ignorant." (Rudis is also the source of the English word rude.) We typically use rude to mean "discourteous" or "uncouth" but it can also mean "lacking refinement" or "uncivilized." Taking these meanings into account, erudite stays true to its etymology: someone who is erudite has been transformed from a roughened or uninformed state to a polished and knowledgeable one through a devotion to learning.
Example Sentences
He wasn't bashful about showing himself to be feverishly erudite, … terminally droll, and a wizard phrasemaker. 
Susan Sontag, New Yorker, 18 & 25 June 2001 … an engaging fellow: erudite, entertaining, intolerant of trendiness and fearlessly old-fashioned. … He can turn a nice phrase, too. Mordecai Richler, Wall Street Journal, 2 May 1995 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. Anthony Powell, The Strangers All are Gone, 1982 the most erudite people in medical research attended the conference an erudite lecture on the latest discoveries in astronomy
Susan Sontag, New Yorker, 18 & 25 June 2001 … an engaging fellow: erudite, entertaining, intolerant of trendiness and fearlessly old-fashioned. … He can turn a nice phrase, too. Mordecai Richler, Wall Street Journal, 2 May 1995 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. Anthony Powell, The Strangers All are Gone, 1982 the most erudite people in medical research attended the conference an erudite lecture on the latest discoveries in astronomy Recent Examples on the Web This gives the book the feel of a late-night dorm-room bull session of an erudite sort. Barton Swaim, WSJ, 26 Aug. 2022 Spencer Klavan, one of the two grooms, has an inspiring, erudite podcast, Young Heretics. Brian T. Allen, National Review, 18 Aug. 2022 Now an erudite 33-year-old, he’s more often known as Eddy. James Reginato, Town & Country, 23 June 2022 For the reader, the book is an erudite glimpse into the psychology of white evangelicalism and how the current proliferation of white Christian nationalism could spring from the religious imperatives Marsh details. Alex Morris, Rolling Stone, 18 June 2022 As placidly as the women live—some in a lush, communal Los Angeles mansion, others on the road with an erudite girl gang—the histories of their violent and power-engorged relationships with men break through. Hillary Kelly, The Atlantic, 16 June 2022 Landgraf is one of the most highly regarded and erudite executives in the entertainment industry. Brian Steinberg, Variety, 9 June 2022 Mishra tells a rich and erudite story that highlights the contributions of three intellectuals—Jamal al-Din al-Afghani, Liang Qichao, and Rabindranath Tagore—to the rise of modern Asia. Bo Seo, The Atlantic, 1 June 2022 In the hands of a less erudite and playful designer, such attentiveness to history might produce a rigid monotony of style. Victoria Johnson, ELLE Decor, 1 June 2022 See More
Barton Swaim, WSJ, 26 Aug. 2022 Spencer Klavan, one of the two grooms, has an inspiring, erudite podcast, Young Heretics. Brian T. Allen, National Review, 18 Aug. 2022 Now an erudite 33-year-old, he’s more often known as Eddy. James Reginato, Town & Country, 23 June 2022 For the reader, the book is an erudite glimpse into the psychology of white evangelicalism and how the current proliferation of white Christian nationalism could spring from the religious imperatives Marsh details. Alex Morris, Rolling Stone, 18 June 2022 As placidly as the women live—some in a lush, communal Los Angeles mansion, others on the road with an erudite girl gang—the histories of their violent and power-engorged relationships with men break through. Hillary Kelly, The Atlantic, 16 June 2022 Landgraf is one of the most highly regarded and erudite executives in the entertainment industry. Brian Steinberg, Variety, 9 June 2022 Mishra tells a rich and erudite story that highlights the contributions of three intellectuals—Jamal al-Din al-Afghani, Liang Qichao, and Rabindranath Tagore—to the rise of modern Asia. Bo Seo, The Atlantic, 1 June 2022 In the hands of a less erudite and playful designer, such attentiveness to history might produce a rigid monotony of style. Victoria Johnson, ELLE Decor, 1 June 2022 See More Word History
Etymology
Middle English erudit, from Latin eruditus, from past participle of erudire to instruct, from e- + rudis rude, ignorant
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of erudite was in the 15th century 👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文