ADJ-GRADED 有经验的;老练的 If you describe someone as experienced, you mean that they have been doing a particular job or activity for a long time, and therefore know a lot about it or are very skilful at it. 有经验的;老练的
...lawyers who are experienced in these matters. [+ in]
在这些问题上颇有经验的律师们
It's a team packed with experienced and mature professionals.
那个小组里都是些有经验的成熟专业人士。
Perhaps I'm a bit more experienced about life than my contemporaries.
VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITIONVERBS➤be, seem, sound富有經驗;似乎有經驗;聽起來經驗豐富▸➤become變得富有經驗ADVERB➤extremely, highly, really, vastly, very極有經驗;非常有經驗◇The staff are all highly experienced.職員都非常有經驗。➤quite相當有經驗▸➤suitably (especially BrE) 有適當的經驗◇The task needs the skills of a suitably experienced engineer.這項任務需要有一定經驗的工程師所具備的技能。➤widely閱歷豐富◇a widely experienced and articulate politician閱歷廣博且口才好的政治家➤sexually性經驗豐富PREPOSITION➤in在⋯方面有經驗◇She's very experienced in caring for children.在照看孩子方面她很有經驗。
experienced adj. ⇨experienced (an experienced teacher)⇨sophisticated (She's young and not very experienced.)experienced
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experienced ♦︎ veteran ♦︎ seasoned ♦︎ practised ♦︎ long-servingThese words all describe people who have a lot of experience of a particular activity.这些词均表示有经验的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to be experienced / practised in sth◆an experienced / a veteran / a seasoned campaigner◆an experienced / a veteran actor / diplomat / politician / soldier◆an experienced / a seasoned observer◆an experienced / a practised eye / hand◆well seasoned / practised■experiencedhaving knowledge or skill in a particular job or activity through having done it a lot or for a long time有经验的;熟练的◆She's a very experienced teacher.她是经验丰富的教师。◆He's very experienced in looking after animals.他养动物很有经验。 see also experience ⇨ knowledge, experienced ⇨ sophisticated■veteran ˈvetərən [only before noun] (especially journalism尤用于新闻) having a lot of experience in a particular job or activity经验丰富的◆The speech was given by the veteran British actor and producer, Sir Richard Attenborough.演讲者是英国资深演员兼制片人理查德•阿滕伯勒爵士。ⓘ Veteran is used especially to talk about actors, sportspeople, soldiers and politicians. It is usually used to talk about people who are quite old and have achieved a lot in their careers. * veteran尤用来修饰演员、运动员、军人和政治家,而这些人通常年长且在事业上卓有成就。■seasoned [usually before noun] (especiallywritten) having a lot of experience in a particular activity经验丰富的◆Mitchell is a seasoned campaigner for peace.米切尔是经验丰富的倡导和平的活动家。ⓘ Typical collocates of seasoned are traveller, campaigner, performer and observer. * seasoned的常见搭配词有traveller、campaigner、performer和observer。■practised (BrE) (NAmEpracticed) (especiallywritten) good at doing sth because you have been doing it regularly熟练的;老到的;内行的◆It takes a practised eye to spot the difference.只有内行人才看得出其中的差异。◆He has good ideas but he isn't practised in the art of marketing.他的想法很好,但推销技巧却嫌生嫩。ⓘ Practised is often used to talk about people's physical abilities. * practised常指人体官能敏锐灵巧◆(a) practised eye / hand / skill内行的眼力;熟练的手艺;娴熟的技能People also sometimes say that sb does sth with practised ease.有时也用短语do sth with practised ease指做事娴熟。 see also practise ⇨ practise■ˈlong-serving [only before noun] having had the job or position mentioned for a long time长期供职的;长期服务的◆Several long-serving employees are due to retire this year.几名高年资的雇员今年都该退休了。ⓘ Long-serving is typically used to talk about employees, a member of staff/committee/the Cabinet, a councillor, minister, senator or representative. * long-serving最常用于形容employee、member of staff/a committee/the Cabinet、councillor、minister、senator或representative。