erudition
/ˌer.ʊˈdɪʃ.ən/Traduction: Nom désignant un savoir vaste et approfondi acquis par la lecture et l'étude, en particulier dans un contexte académique ou scientifique.
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noun
/ˌer.ʊˈdɪʃ.ən/Существительное, обозначающее обширные знания, приобретённые через чтение и учёбу, особенно в академическом или научном контексте.
Sustantivo que designa un conocimiento extenso y profundo adquirido mediante la lectura y el estudio, especialmente en un contexto académico o erudito.
Nom désignant un savoir vaste et approfondi acquis par la lecture et l'étude, en particulier dans un contexte académique ou scientifique.
Substantiv, das umfangreiches, durch Lesen und Studieren erworbenes Wissen bezeichnet, besonders im akademischen oder wissenschaftlichen Kontext.
Substantivo que designa um conhecimento amplo e profundo, adquirido por meio da leitura e do estudo, especialmente no contexto acadêmico ou científico.
名词,指通过广泛阅读和学习而获得的渊博知识,尤指在学术或科学领域。
اسم يدل على سعة المعرفة والاطلاع العميق الناتج عن كثرة القراءة والدراسة، خاصة في السياقات الأكاديمية أو العلمية.
A noun referring to extensive knowledge acquired through reading and study, especially in academic or scholarly contexts.
indénombrable
Deep scholarly knowledgeC2formal
Extensive knowledge acquired through reading and study; profound learning.
Глубокая учёность
Erudición
Érudition
Tiefe Gelehrsamkeit
Erudição profunda
渊博的学识
سعة العلم
- His erudition on ancient Greek philosophy impressed the entire faculty.
- The professor's erudition was evident in her detailed lectures.
- She is known for her remarkable erudition in medieval history.
Synonymescultureeducationeruditenessknowledgelearnednesslearningscholarship
Antonymesignoranceilliteracy
- eruditions plural form
- eruditions' possessive plural form
- erudition's possessive singular form
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