adept 音标拼音: [əd'ɛpt]
a . 熟练的,内行的,擅长的
n . 行家,能手
熟练的,内行的,擅长的行家,能手
adept adj 1 :
having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude ;
"
adept in handicrafts "; "
an adept juggler "; "
an expert job "; "
a good mechanic "; "
a practiced marksman "; "
a proficient engineer "; "
a lesser -
known but no less skillful composer "; "
the effect was achieved by skillful retouching " [
synonym : {
adept }, {
expert }, {
good }, {
practiced },
{
proficient }, {
skillful }, {
skilful }]
n 1 :
someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field [
synonym : {
ace },
{
adept }, {
champion }, {
sensation }, {
maven }, {
mavin },
{
virtuoso }, {
genius }, {
hotshot }, {
star }, {
superstar },
{
whiz }, {
whizz }, {
wizard }, {
wiz }]
Adept \
A *
dept "\,
n . [
L .
adeptus obtained (
sc .
artem ), ?
he who has obtained an art ,
p .
p .
of adipsci to arrive ?
at ,
to obtain ;
ad apisci to pursue .
See {
Apt },
and cf . {
Adapt }.]
One fully skilled or well versed in anything ;
a proficient ;
as ,
adepts in philosophy .
[
1913 Webster ]
Adept \
A *
dept "\,
a .
Well skilled ;
completely versed ;
thoroughly proficient .
[
1913 Webster ]
Beaus adept in everything profound . --
Cowper .
[
1913 Webster ]
118 Moby Thesaurus words for "
adept ":
Admirable Crichton ,
Daedalian ,
able ,
accomplished ,
adept in ,
adroit ,
anthroposophist ,
apt ,
artisan ,
artist ,
artistic ,
at home in ,
attache ,
authoritative ,
authority ,
bravura ,
brilliant ,
cabalist ,
clean ,
clever ,
connaisseur ,
connoisseur ,
consultant ,
coordinated ,
cordon bleu ,
crack ,
crack shot ,
crackerjack ,
craftsman ,
cunning ,
cute ,
dabster ,
daedal ,
dead shot ,
deft ,
dexterous ,
dextrous ,
diplomat ,
diplomatic ,
diplomatist ,
elder statesman ,
esoteric ,
excellent ,
experienced hand ,
expert ,
expert at ,
expert consultant ,
fancy ,
good ,
good at ,
goodish ,
graceful ,
graduate ,
handy ,
handy at ,
handy man ,
ingenious ,
journeyman ,
magisterial ,
mahatma ,
marksman ,
master ,
master of ,
masterful ,
masterly ,
mystagogue ,
mystic ,
neat ,
no mean ,
no slouch ,
old hand ,
past master ,
polished ,
politic ,
politician ,
pro ,
professional ,
professor ,
proficient ,
proficient in ,
quick ,
quite some ,
ready ,
resourceful ,
savant ,
shark ,
sharp ,
skilled ,
skilled in ,
skillful ,
slick ,
some ,
specialist ,
statesman ,
statesmanlike ,
strong in ,
stylish ,
supernaturalist ,
tactful ,
technical adviser ,
technician ,
the compleat ,
the complete ,
theosophist ,
transcendentalist ,
up on ,
versed ,
versed in ,
virtuoso ,
well up on ,
well -
done ,
well -
versed ,
whiz ,
wizard ,
workmanlike ,
yogi ,
yogin ,
yogist
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ADEPT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of ADEPT is thoroughly proficient : expert How to use adept in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Adept
ADEPT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary ADEPT definition: 1 having a natural ability to do something that needs skill: 2 having a natural ability to do… Learn more
Adept - Wikipedia An adept is an individual identified as having attained a specific level of knowledge, skill, or aptitude in doctrines relevant to a particular occult discipline, such as alchemy or magic According to magical tradition, adepts stand out from others due to their enhanced abilities
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Adept - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com Are you looking for another word to describe a person who is highly skilled, very proficient or expert at something? Try the adjective adept! In the days of Medieval Latin, an adeptus was a person who had learned the secrets of alchemy
ADEPT definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary Someone who is adept at something can do it skilfully He's usually very adept at keeping his private life out of the media American English : adept æˈdɛpt
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