cognoscenti

noun

1. 专家；行家
   people with a lot of knowledge about a particular subject

1. N-PLURAL 行家;鉴赏家
   The cognoscenti are the people who know a lot about a particular subject.
   1. She has an international reputation among film cognoscenti.
      她是国际知名的电影专家。

1. She has an international reputation among film cognoscenti.
   她是国际知名的电影专家。
2. Until a few days ago, only copper market cognoscenti had heard of Shanghai Chaos.
   几天前，只有铜市老手才听说过上海混沌投资公司（ShanghaiChaos）。
3. Mooted candidates include David Miliband, the foreign secretary, and his brother Ed, the energy secretary, scions of the north London cognoscenti with a tendency to speak in abstract nouns.
   热议的候选人包括外交大臣大卫？米利班德，和北伦敦行业的子孙，名字有着被简称趋势的大卫的同僚&能源大臣埃德。
4. Such a sullen response is testimony, say Europe's cognoscenti, to enlargement fatigue.
   欧洲一些专家称，这种消沉的反应表明扩盟疲劳现象的出现。
5. Most of the Washington cognoscenti have written off a potential candidacy as quixotic.
   多数华盛顿观察家都将他参选总统视为一件冲动之举。
6. That, at least, wasn't a surprise: their new Milanese restaurant, currently attracting scores of well-heeled cognoscenti, is called Gold.
   至少这并不令人惊讶：他们新开的米兰餐厅就叫金子（Gold），目前吸引着大量穿着考究的鉴赏家。
7. So I thought it would be important for you to be among the cognoscenti and to know that it is spelled in the way that I just mentioned.
   所以我认为，对大家来说，将他的姓拼对是很重要的。
8. According to the cognoscenti, functional training should be the core of a fitness program for anyone who wants to develop strength, skill, agility, and balance for sports.
   功能性训练对于每一个想要在运动中变的强壮、有技术性、敏捷和平衡感应是一种适能训练的核心。
9. As a secretary yourself you are one of the cognoscenti who can spot the make of typewriter.
   你自己身为秘书该是个能辨认打字机型号的行家。