savant
英 [səˈvɑːnt]
美 [səˈvɑːnt]
n. 博学之士; 学者; 专家; 独通一行的人; 独开一窍的人
复数：savants
BNC.41315 / COCA.21472
牛津词典
noun
- 博学之士；学者；专家
a person with great knowledge and ability - 独通一行的人；独开一窍的人
a person who is less intelligent than others but who has particular unusual abilities that other people do not have
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 博学之士;学者;专家;天才
Asavantis a person of great learning or natural ability.- ... the opinion of savants on the composition of the lunar surface.
专家对于月球表面构造的见解
- ... the opinion of savants on the composition of the lunar surface.
- N-COUNT 独通一行的人;独开一窍的人;天才型弱智者
You can refer to someone as anidiot savantif they seem to be less intelligent than normal people but are unusually good at doing one particular thing.- ...an idiot savant, an autistic with a gift for numbers.
对数字独具禀赋的天才型自闭症患者
- ...an idiot savant, an autistic with a gift for numbers.
英英释义
noun
- someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field
双语例句
- We usually dance more, a lot more, said Savant as they are leaving.
我们通常会跳得更多，多很多，离开时莎凡特说。 - By the age of 16, however, Savant's precocious schoolgirl was no more.
然而，到16岁时，莎凡特不再是早熟的女生了。 - Savant was born Marilyn Mach in south central St Louis in 1946.
莎凡特1946年出生于中南部的圣路易斯，名为玛丽莲马赫（MarilynMach）。 - This sounds like the response of the idiot savant.
这听起来像是这个白痴学者会给出的回复。 - In those situations, savant syndrome may appear.
在这些情况下，学者症候群就可能出现。 - A person who experiments or investigates in the arts and sciences; a savant.
学者在艺术和科学领域作实验或调查的人。 - They are also scholars, each savant a master of one or more fields of study.
他们也是学者，每个博学长老都是一个或者几个研究领域的大师。 - But for many people, the story of Savant and Ask Marilyn are just two more pieces of evidence in a larger, decades-long argument about the accuracy and objectivity of intelligence testing.
但对很多人来说，莎凡特的故事以及向玛丽莲求教从广义上说，只是为关于智商测试的准确性和客观性长达数十年之久的争论增添了两个证据。 - At one point, for example, Savant was describing a house where she lived in St Louis.
例如，有一次，莎凡特在描述她在圣路易斯住的房子。 - IN DOSTOYEVSKY'S novel "The Idiot", the hero part savant, part blundering na ï f arrives at an important party with only one goal in mind: not to break the hostess's valuable Chinese vase.
在托斯陀耶夫斯基的小说《白痴》中，兼具学者风范与傻里傻气的主人公参加了一次重要的晚会，心中只有一个目标，就是不要把女主人昂贵的中国花瓶给打碎了。