英语词汇“pundit”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pundit
释义	Trends of pundit View usage for: pundit (pʌndɪt) Word forms: plural pundits countable noun A pundit is a person who knows a lot about a subject and is often asked to give information or opinions about it to the public. ...a well-known political pundit. Synonyms: expert, guru, maestro, buff [informal] More Synonyms of pundit pundit in British English (ˈpʌndɪt) noun 1. an expert 2. (formerly) a learned person 3. Also called: pandit a Brahman learned in Sanskrit and, esp in Hindu religion, philosophy or law Word origin C17: from Hindi pandit, from Sanskrit pandita learned man, from pandita learned pundit in American English (ˈpʌndɪt) noun 1. var. of pandit 2. a person who has or professes to have great learning; actual or self-professed authority Derived forms punditry (ˈpunditry) noun Word origin Hindi paṇḍit < Sans paṇḍita, a learned person, orig., learned Examples of 'pundit' in a sentence pundit We should trust a doctor more than a political pundit or a stockbroker. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He is now an esteemed pundit (largely because his preparation is so meticulous) and a successful businessman. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He impresses as a football pundit on TV and would undoubtedly command the respect of the current crop of England players. The Sun (2016) Some pundits were predicting a triumph at the next election. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The answer of many pundits to any economic problem is to spend public money. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Many pundits predicted that they would struggle. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Not many pundits are talking up his chances of glory. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Political pundits thought each episode would finish him. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Many cricketing pundits become addicted to the sound of their own voice. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Political pundits continue to argue whether it was a wave or a tsunami. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Political pundits are unwilling to accept that the real reason can be anything like as ridiculous. Times, Sunday Times (2009) How many pundits were right over the last six months about what was going to happen in this race? Times, Sunday Times (2012) Too many politicians and pundits pretend that the aid budget is a magical money pot that can solve all our problems. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The pundits predicted a close match. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Wanted: football pundit to bring insight and credibility to damaged brand. Times, Sunday Times (2011) There are some pundits who say that he shouldn't be allowed to return to football. Times, Sunday Times (2014) For public and pundits, the gloves are off. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Will the dreaded double-dip predicted by some pundits become reality? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Some pundits predict more than 100,000 arrivals this year. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Kenya's coverage of the campaign has been extensive and the pundits all predict a landslide. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Little wonder that so many pundits are now tipping the Scot for glory. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In the last few days of the election, many pundits were saying that it was too close to call. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Football pundits often argue that you cannot tell how a team is performing until it is 10 games into a season. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In other languages pundit British English: pundit NOUN A pundit is a person who knows a lot about a subject and is often asked to give information or opinions about it to the public. ...a well known political pundit. American English: pundit Brazilian Portuguese: entendedor Chinese: 权威 European Spanish: experto French: expert German: Experte Italian: esperto Japanese: 博学者 Korean: 전문가 European Portuguese: entendedor Latin American Spanish: experto Chinese translation of 'pundit' pundit (ˈpʌndɪt) n (c) 专(專)家 (zhuānjiā) (位, wèi) (noun) in the sense of expert Definition an expert on a subject who often speaks or writes about it for a non-specialist audience a well-known political pundit Synonyms expert an expert in computer graphics guru fashion gurus dictating crazy ideas maestro the maestro's delightful first show buff (informal) She is a real film buff. boffin (British, informal) a computer boffin wonk (informal) fundi (South Africa) The local fundi are wonderfully adept and have created a car adapted to hunting. one of the cognoscenti (self-appointed) expert or authority Additional synonyms in the sense of boffin Definition a scientist or expert a computer boffin Synonyms expert, authority, brain(s) (informal), intellectual, genius, guru, inventor, thinker, wizard, mastermind, intellect (informal), rocket scientist (informal), egghead, wonk (informal), brainbox, bluestocking (derogatory), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of buff Definition an expert on or devotee of a given subject She is a real film buff. Synonyms expert, fan, addict, enthusiast, freak (informal), admirer, whizz (informal), devotee, connoisseur, boffin (British, informal), fiend (informal), grandmaster, hotshot (informal), aficionado, wonk (informal), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of fundi Definition an expert The local fundi are wonderfully adept and have created a car adapted to hunting. Synonyms expert, authority, specialist, professional, master, pro (informal), ace (informal), genius, guru, pundit, buff (informal), maestro, virtuoso, boffin (British, informal), hotshot (informal), past master, dab hand (British, informal), wonk (informal), maven (US) Nearby words of pundit punctually punctuate puncture pundit pungent punish punishable Synonyms of 'pundit' pundit Explore 'pundit' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of guru Definition a leader or adviser of a person or group of people fashion gurus dictating crazy ideas Synonyms authority, expert, leader, master, pundit, arbiter, Svengali, torchbearer, fundi (South Africa) in the sense of maestro Definition any master of an art the maestro's delightful first show Synonyms master, expert, genius, virtuoso, wonk (informal), fundi (South Africa)
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