bóqià

博洽

Word · Adjective

erudite; well-informed

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

adjective

erudite; profound and broad in knowledge

formal

A formal, literary term used to praise someone's extensive and thorough scholarship.

Zhè这
wèi位
lǎo老
xiān先
shēng生
xué学
shí识
bó博
qià洽
 ,
yóu尤
qí其
jīng精
tōng通
jīng经
shǐ史
 。

This venerable gentleman is profoundly erudite, especially well-versed in classics and history.

Tā他
bó博
qià洽
duō多
wén闻
 ,
shì是
wǒ我
men们
bù部
mén门
gōng公
rèn认
de的
huó活
zì字
diǎn典
 。

He is erudite and well-informed, widely acknowledged as the living dictionary in our department.

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Zhè这
piān篇
wén文
zhāng章
yǐn引
jīng经
jù据
diǎn典
 ,
zhǎn展
xiàn现
le了
zuò作
zhě者
bó博
qià洽
de的
gōng功
dǐ底
 。

This article cites extensively from classics, demonstrating the author's profound erudition.

Tā他
nián年
jì纪
suī虽
qīng轻
 ,
dàn但
xué学
shí识
yǐ已
xiāng相
dāng当
bó博
qià洽
 ,
lìng令
rén人
qīn钦
pèi佩
 。

Though young, his knowledge is already remarkably erudite, earning him admiration.