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

• 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。
• And if bonds rally, too, then it will be time to take the pundits seriously.
  而如果债券价格也上扬，那么我们就应该认真考虑一下那些专家的意见了。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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 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。
• The answer, according to some pundits, is the so-called death valley syndrome.
  据某些权威人士表示，原因就出在所谓的“死亡谷综合症”（DeathValleySyndrome）上。
• In reality, this is the opposite of what many industry pundits claim.
  然而在现实中，许多行业权威反馈的情况却恰恰相反。
• As my economics guru Stefan Szymanski explains, when the Internet arrived many pundits predicted the decline of cities.
  正如我的经济学导师斯特凡希曼斯基（stefanszymanski）所说的，在互联网刚刚兴起时，很多专家曾预言城市将趋于衰落。