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

• It's the season when pundits traditionally make predictions about the year ahead.
  按照惯例，到了专业人士预测新的一年的时候了。
• 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。
• Every time there is a spike in oil prices, or when food costs more, or there is a renewed worry about carbon and climate change, academics, pundits, and the press immediately point to the high-consumption future of India and China.
  每当油价飙升，或粮食价格上涨，或对碳排放和气候变化的担忧重新抬头之时，学者、专家和媒体便立刻将矛头指向印度和中国的高消耗。
• But pundits say the downgrade could help the president.
  但学者们表示降级可以帮助总统。
• Throughout my lifetime, politicians and pundits have constantly moaned about terrifying problems facing America.
  一直以来，我注意到政客和学者们经常担忧美国面临的难题。
• Pundits and politicians are subtler but often still misguided.
  专家和政客比较委婉，但他们的观点往往仍然受到了误导。
• Pundits have asked how "American" companies will react to fiscal gridlock.
  专家们则提出了“美国”企业将对当前财政僵局作何反应的问题。
• But what if the pundits are right?
  但如果这些权威看法是正确的将会怎样呢？
• A decade ago, many pundits hoped the web would create a flatter, more equal world.
  十年前，许多专家希望互联网将创造一个更扁平、更平等的世界。
• 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。