well-read

英 [ˌwel ˈred]

美 [ˌwel ˈred]

adj.  博学的

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 博览群书的;博学的
  Awell-readperson has read a lot of books and has learned a lot from them.
  1. He was clever, well-read and interested in the arts.
     他很聪明，博览群书，并且对艺术很感兴趣。

英英释义

adj

• highly educated
  1. knowing instructors
  2. a knowledgeable critic
  3. a knowledgeable audience
  Synonym:knowingknowledgeablelearnedletteredwell-educated
• well informed or deeply versed through reading
  1. respect for a well-read man
  2. well-read in medieval history

双语例句

• I was astonished, too, at the vast extent of his reading. She is a well-read and cultured woman.
  我对他的博览群书也颇感惊讶。她是一个博览群书，颇为文雅的女人。
• And a quarter said they pretend to be more well-read than they actually are.
  有1/4的人表示自己会假装阅读广泛。
• Society is hopelessly snobbish, and this fact of your extraction may make an appreciable difference to its acceptance of you as my wife, after I have made you the well-read woman that I mean to make you.
  社会的势利是没有办法了，我要按照我的意思让你变成一个博学的女子，然后再做我的妻子就能被人接受了，你的德贝维尔后裔的身分也要变得大不一样了。
• There are three mistakes in the first few pages, he said, referring to Shaw's excursion into marginal productivity theory in which he thought he could instruct his less well-read fellow Fabians.
  他说道：开头几页有三处错误。他指的是萧伯纳对边际生产率理论的误解。萧伯纳以为，自己能够在这一领域为读书没他多的费边社同僚提供一些指导。
• We discovered that the young man was quite well-read.
  我们发现这个青年书读得很多。
• He was well-read in all these schools of thought current at the time.
  他对当时各流派的书是读得很多的。
• He was clever, well-read and interested in the arts.
  他很聪明，博览群书，并且对艺术很感兴趣。
• Such a low reading rate is disturbing to leaders in a country that once chose its officials according to how well-read they were.
  对于曾经根据博学程度来选拔官员的中国来说，如此低的阅读率令中国领导人不安。
• And it was not uncommon to hear otherwise well-read men confess to an ignorance of Hawthorne or Melville without embarrassment.
  饱学之士也大言不惭地承认，他们尚不知霍桑和梅尔维尔为何许人。诸如此类的事是屡见不鲜的。
• She is a well-read and cultured woman.
  她是一个博览群书且有内涵的人。