| 释义 |
inexpertise|ɪnɛkspəˈtiːz|
[f. in-3 + expertise.]
Lack of expertise.
1926Chicago Even. Post 12 Nov., It results in part from ignorance of foreign politics and international relations, and from inexpertise in discussing them. 1961J. Sherwood Half Hunter vi. 74 The élite were performing their loops and spins in an atmosphere of solemnity and calm, oblivious of the revolving mass of inexpertise around them. 1963Times 9 Mar. 11/3 If one grows impatient in performance, it is more often with vocal than compositorial inexpertise. |