literati / ˌlɪt əˈrɑ ti /

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literati 的定义

n. 名词(复数) plural noun

singular lit·e·ra·tus [lit-uh-rah-tuhs, ‐rey‐]. /ˌlɪt əˈrɑ təs, ‐ˈreɪ‐/.

  1. people engaged in literary pursuits, especially professional writers: The lounge at the Algonquin Hotel in New York City was a well-known haunt of the literati during the 1920s.
  2. learned people and scholars considered as a class:university literati in their ivory tower.

literati 近义词

literati

等同于 faculty

literati

等同于 highbrow

更多literati例句

  1. In our view, serious books were not just for the literati, but for anyone with a hunger for brilliant writing.
  2. Others have joined the literati, including one budding novelist, Nicolle Wallace.
  3. Long before she met Pinter, Fraser was a glittering member of the London literati.
  4. He had an extensive acquaintance with literati and politicians, which he sedulously cultivated.
  5. He had a handsome office, and the literati, local and visiting, used to gather there.
  6. These questions I heard proposed in a company of literati, when I inquired concerning this design of Warton.
  7. He sought the acquaintance of the brilliant and the learned, presiding over a côterie of painters, sculptors, and literati.
  8. Thomas--Kempis was but the forerunner of a race of distinguished literati.