英语释义

1. having or showing knowledge or intelligence

2. having information, understanding, or skill that comes from experience or education having knowledge

3. having or showing understanding and skill gained through experience or education

片语

intelligentlyad 聪明地，明智地

cleverly(Cleverly)人名；(英)克莱弗利

英汉例句

• As a leading scholar and translator of the Bible, who is also deeply knowledgeably about American literature, Robert Alter is ideally suited to study this complicated inheritance.

  作为着名的圣经的翻译和研究学者，RobertAlter还精通美国文学。关于美国的文学如何继承了圣经传统的这个复杂课题的研究，由他来研究非常的适合。

• You should be prepared to talk knowledgeably about the requirements of the position you are applying for.

  你要準备好针对你申请职位的要求谈出你的学识来。

• The speaker discoursed knowledgeably on a variety of subjects.

  演讲者头头是地道论述了一系列问题。

• Acquire strategic information that will enable you to speak knowledgeably and offer valuable insight during your interview.

  获得那些能使你在面试时谈吐内容专业、带来有价值洞察力的战略信息。

• We are confident that our stockholders understand that our independent board is best positioned to objectively and knowledgeably evaluate our company's alternatives and to maximize value.

  我们有信心，我们的股东明白，我们的独立董事是最佳定位，客观和知情的评价我们公司的替代品，并最大限度地价值“ 。

相似词

abreast并肩的；并排的，并列的；跟上（最近新闻、思想或信息）

acquainted使了解（acquaint的过去分词）

conversant熟悉的；精通的；亲近的

familiar常客；密友

informed通知；使了解；提供资料（inform的过去式和过去分词）

up上升；繁荣；（非正式）走运

up-to-date最新的，最近的；现代的，新式的

versed精通的；熟练的

相反词

ignorant无知的；愚昧的

unacquainted不认识的；不熟悉的；不知道的

unfamiliar不熟悉的；不常见的；没有经验的

uninformed无知的；未被通知的；未受教育的；不学无术的