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

• Not only was Edward Gibbon a member of Scottish School, but also highly praised the French Enlightenment those who admired. At the same time, he was interested in The Erudition research method.
  爱德华·吉本不仅是苏格兰学派的一员，而且推崇法国启蒙学派的史学思想，同时，他对博学派的研究方法也有着浓厚的兴趣并亲力亲为。
• Or maybe erudition counts for less than buzz, even in those enclaves that are supposed to be about deep, durable things.
  也可能是因为学识不如名气管用，即使是在大学这种理应更在乎深刻、持久的东西的地方。
• His various achievements are impressive; his vast and versatile erudition.
  他多方面的成就给人深刻印象；他博学多才。
• The range of his erudition is wide.
  他很博学。
• He shows a breadth of erudition and subtlety of mind unparalleled among other economists.
  他有渊博的学识和深刻的思想，其它经济学家难以望其项背。
• 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。
• Accumulated knowledge or erudition or enlightenment.
  累积的知识或学问或教化。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。