erudition

英 [ˌeruˈdɪʃn]

美 [ˌeruˈdɪʃn]

n.  博学; 学问

复数：eruditions　

BNC.23973 / COCA.24254

牛津词典

noun

• 博学；学问
  great academic knowledge

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 博学;学问精深
  Eruditionis great academic knowledge.
  1. His erudition was apparently endless.
     他的学问显然博大精深。

英英释义

noun

• profound scholarly knowledge
  Synonym:eruditenesslearnednesslearningscholarshipencyclopedismencyclopaedism

双语例句

• I like American teachers based on their erudition, enthusiasm and hearty talks and conversation with students by sincere urges.
  我喜欢美国学校老师渊博的知识、热情的鼓励和真诚的交流；
• He was not a man of profound erudition, but he was a suave and unctuous speaker.
  他不是一个人深刻的学问，但他是一个温文尔雅和油腻的发言。
• An ignorance almost as encyclopedic as his erudition ( William James)
  几乎象其广博的学识一样的无知（威廉·詹姆斯）
• More than one explained, with erudition and clarity, why he or she believed that duration extension is a mistake.
  不止一个人进行博学和清晰的解释，他或她为什么认为延长著作权保护期是一个错误。
• With his diligence, wise and erudition, he masters the knowledge throughout the ages, and then reviews and summarizes the traditional Chinese education, which fills the blank in Chinese education of an era.
  他用自己的勤奋、睿智、博学融会贯通了古今中外的知识，研究总结梳理了传统语文教育，填补了语文教育界一个时代的空白，他必载入史册。
• He did, however, make a movie that rues the dangers of ignoring and devaluing science and erudition.
  不过，他的确拍了一部对忽视和贬低科学与学术知识的危害表示遗憾的影片。
• And in public appearances he does not even try to disguise his erudition.
  在公开露面的场合，他也不刻意隐瞒他的博学多闻。
• He fancied himself learned and assumed airs of erudition.
  他自以为有学问，摆出副博学的样子。
• His book is a rare combination of macro ­ economic mastery, historical erudition, good political instincts and the sort of stubborn common sense that is constantly placing familiar problems in a new light.
  他的著作罕见地融合了对宏观经济的透彻了解、渊博的历史学识、出色的政治直觉以及一种顽固的普遍常识&这种常识往往会给老问题来带新思路。
• The course felt like a stage display of multilingual erudition.
  课程仿佛一个表现多种语言学识的舞台。