literati

Word family (noun) literature literacy ≠ illiteracy illiterate literati (adjective) literary literate ≠ illiterate

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishliteratilit‧e‧ra‧ti /ˌlɪtəˈrɑːti/ noun → the literatiExamples from the Corpusliterati• I played with a few of the new titles, with lots of technical assistance from some computer literati.• He belonged to a family of literati.• Where the transitions were more subtle, as in changing cultural conceptions among the literati, the Jesuits were less successful.• It became a centre for the young, the radical, and the literati of that city.• The Drummond Hotel A favourite haunt of the literati.• I disagree that all us members of the literati do not suffer from the continuing triumph of the political and economic statusquo.• They soon recognized the humble status of these priests and so adopted the more revered robes of the literati.• Of the literati in their thrall, Budd Schulberg emerged as the writer who told you most about the bouts.Origin literati (1600-1700) Early Italian litterati, from Latin litteratus; → LITERATE

单词	literati
释义	literati Word family (noun) literature literacy ≠ illiteracy illiterate literati (adjective) literary literate ≠ illiterate From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishliteratilit‧e‧ra‧ti /ˌlɪtəˈrɑːti/ noun → the literatiExamples from the Corpusliterati• I played with a few of the new titles, with lots of technical assistance from some computer literati.• He belonged to a family of literati.• Where the transitions were more subtle, as in changing cultural conceptions among the literati, the Jesuits were less successful.• It became a centre for the young, the radical, and the literati of that city.• The Drummond Hotel A favourite haunt of the literati.• I disagree that all us members of the literati do not suffer from the continuing triumph of the political and economic statusquo.• They soon recognized the humble status of these priests and so adopted the more revered robes of the literati.• Of the literati in their thrall, Budd Schulberg emerged as the writer who told you most about the bouts.Origin literati (1600-1700) Early Italian litterati, from Latin litteratus; → LITERATE
随便看	as the spirit moves you as the weeks go by as the years go by as thick as two short planks as thin as a rail as thin as a rake as thin as a rake/rail/whippet as thin as a whippet as though as to as to something as to the manner born as tough as as tough as old boots as tough as nails as tough as nails tough as old boots as tough as nails/as tough as old boots as ugly as sin as usual as was etc as we know as well as well as as well as doing as well as doing something as well as something/somebody