cognoscenti

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcognoscentico‧gno‧scen‧ti /ˌkɒnjəʊˈʃenti $ ˌkɑːnjə-/ noun → the cognoscentiExamples from the Corpuscognoscenti• Food that is traditionally grown and free from the intrusion of technology will become increasingly desirable among the cognoscenti.• But the cognoscenti know that the grip can be everything: in itself it can decide the entire bout.• Manutius is now recognized by the cognoscenti as the father of the modern book.Origin cognoscenti (1700-1800) Early Italian, from Latin cognoscere; → COGNITION

单词	cognoscenti
释义	cognoscenti From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcognoscentico‧gno‧scen‧ti /ˌkɒnjəʊˈʃenti $ ˌkɑːnjə-/ noun → the cognoscentiExamples from the Corpuscognoscenti• Food that is traditionally grown and free from the intrusion of technology will become increasingly desirable among the cognoscenti.• But the cognoscenti know that the grip can be everything: in itself it can decide the entire bout.• Manutius is now recognized by the cognoscenti as the father of the modern book.Origin cognoscenti (1700-1800) Early Italian, from Latin cognoscere; → COGNITION
随便看	have with you have with you have words have words with have worms have written all over it have written all over your face have yet to come have you got a minute have you got a minute? have you got the time have you got the time? have you heard the one about have you heard the one about ... have your back against the wall have your back to the wall have your back to/against the wall have your beady eye on have your beady eyes on have your cake and eat it have your ears etc pierced have your ears/nose etc pierced have your eye on have your eye on have your eye on something