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1 erudite
['eruːdaɪt]aggettivo [person, discussion] erudito* * *erudite /ˈɛru:daɪt/a.erudito; dottoeruditely avv. eruditeness n. [u].* * *['eruːdaɪt]aggettivo [person, discussion] erudito -
2 scholar
['skɒlə(r)]1) (learned person) studioso m. (-a); (erudite person) erudito m. (-a)2) (student with scholarship) borsista m. e f., vincitore m. (-trice) di borsa di studio* * *['skolə]1) (a person of great knowledge and learning: a fine classical scholar.) studioso2) (a person who has been awarded a scholarship: As a scholar, you will not have to pay college fees.) borsista•- scholarliness
- scholarship* * *scholar /ˈskɒlə(r)/n.1 studioso, studiosa: biblical scholar, biblista; classical scholar, studioso dei classici; classicista; French scholar, francesista; Hebrew scholar, ebraista; She is an eminent scholar, è un'eminente studiosa3 borsista; vincitore, vincitrice di una borsa di studio: a Fulbright scholar, un vincitore di una borsa Fulbright; un borsista Fulbright4 (fam.) persona colta, istruita5 (arc.) scolaro, scolaraFALSI AMICI: nell'inglese attuale scholar non significa scolaro.* * *['skɒlə(r)]1) (learned person) studioso m. (-a); (erudite person) erudito m. (-a)2) (student with scholarship) borsista m. e f., vincitore m. (-trice) di borsa di studio -
3 scholarly
['skɒləlɪ]1) (erudite) [essay, approach] colto, erudito2) [journal, circles] (academic) accademico; (serious) colto, intellettuale3) (like a scholar) [ appearance] da intellettuale* * *adjective (having or showing knowledge: a scholarly person; a scholarly book.) erudito, dotto* * *scholarly /ˈskɒləlɪ/a.1 dotto; erudito2 dedito agli studi; studioso* * *['skɒləlɪ]1) (erudite) [essay, approach] colto, erudito2) [journal, circles] (academic) accademico; (serious) colto, intellettuale3) (like a scholar) [ appearance] da intellettuale
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