pundits

英 [ˈpʌndɪts]

美 [ˈpʌndɪts]

n.  行家; 权威; 专家
pundit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 行家；权威；专家
  Apunditis a person who knows a lot about a subject and is often asked to give information or opinions about it to the public.
  1. ...a well known political pundit.
     著名的政治专家

双语例句

• In this show, for instance, the pundits each take turns presenting their arguments.
  在这个节目中，比如，学者会轮流陈述他们的论点。
• Some pundits expect the dollar's woes to continue.
  一些权威人士预期美元颓势还将继续。
• Other fashion pundits, however, think Middleton can do something similar.
  然而，其他时尚专家认为米德尔顿可以引发类似的效果。
• That did not stop Chinese pundits from making a fuss over it.
  这并没有阻止中国的博学之士对此大惊小怪。
• The country had confounded the pundits by electing a fourth-term Tory government
  该国国民连续四次选举托利党来执掌政府，这令专家们困惑不已。
• Beltway pundits believed Al Gore and George W.Bush were centrists who would govern similarly.
  华府的专家学者认为，戈尔和小布什都是中间派，无论谁执政，出台的方针政策都会差不多。
• From the recent conversations I have had with European ministers and officials, the passenger on the Berlin u Bahn or Athens Metro is just as likely to be right as the multitude of pundits and experts.
  从最近我与欧洲一些国家的部长和官员的对话来看，柏林或雅典地铁乘客们看法正确的可能性，不亚于众多权威和专家。
• So why do we get such a different picture from many pundits?
  那么，为什么我们从许多学者那里得到却是如此不同的景象？
• Most pundits predicted doom and gloom, especially in east Asia.
  大多数学者的预测都是悲观和令人沮丧的，尤其是对于东亚。
• Meanwhile, pundits who do make a bear stand don't last.
  同时，那些对股市看跌的专家，也不再坚持自己的看法。