pundit 的定义
- a learned person, expert, or authority.
- a person who makes comments or judgments, especially in an authoritative manner; critic or commentator.
- pandit.
pundit 近义词
person who is authority
更多pundit例句
- Imagine James Carville sitting across from a group of tennis pundits grasping for why Williams hasn’t broken through yet.
- The matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers is already full of takes, although sports pundits don’t seem content to make claims about this year’s game alone.
- A lot of pundits already have Few’s top-ranked team playing against No.
- I have heard some pundits say that you can’t win a boat race with Kansas City.
- For many conservative pundits, however, Parler serves as just another soapbox for the same messages they already share widely elsewhere.
- A politician or pundit screws up on one, and is made fun of on the other.
- On Fox News Sunday, conservative pundit George Will compared the mind-set of Americans today to the Ronald Reagan years.
- Her message of increased military power did not please the progressive wing of the Sunday pundit class.
- On Fox News Sunday, liberal pundit Juan Williams suggested the minority who support impeachment have several things in common.
- But Ball recovered and went on to create a successful career as a pundit.
- The pundit still had his eye on our friend when the shriek and the whirr of the express from the north was heard.
- Lopez walked quickly up towards the edge of the platform, when the pundit followed him, telling him that this was not his train.
- A pundit hopes to be paid when he handles luggage, but has no such expectation when he merely gives information.
- As he did so the pundit called to him, and then made a rush at him,—for our friend's back was turned to the coming train.
- The pundit places a small island in the northern half, and adds the legend “Monastery on Island.”