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单词 inexpert
释义
inexpert
adjective
uk
/ɪˈnek.spɜːt/us
/ˌɪnˈek.spɝːt/
having littleskill:
不熟练的；非内行的
She had made an inexpertattempttorepairthecar.她笨手笨脚地试图修理这辆汽车。
Synonyms
amateur
amateurishdisapproving
incompetent
inept
unskilled
Opposites
expert
skilled
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
bad at something
  • bad atI was overweight and bad at sport.
  • hopelessI’m completely hopeless in the kitchen.
  • uselessUKHe’s useless at maths.
  • rubbishUKShe’s a pretty rubbish singer, really.
  • incompetentThe rules have made it hard to remove incompetent teachers.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inability and awkwardness
  • accident-prone
  • adorkable
  • all thumbsidiom
  • amateurish
  • amateurishly
  • for toffeeidiom
  • fumble
  • functional illiteracy
  • gauche
  • geek
  • jack-of-all-trades, master of noneidiom
  • klutzy
  • like a bull in a china shopidiom
  • lost
  • lubber
  • unable
  • uncoordinated
  • uneducable
  • unenterprising
  • unequal
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Related word

inexpertly
(Definition ofinexpertfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofinexpert

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These changes can be mistaken by aninexpertobserver as a complete atrioventricular dissociation.
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How manyinexpertusers will know what they are?
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Respondents are more likely to discuss politics with disagreeable experts than with agreeable discussants who are politicallyinexpert.
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In line with this orientation, later theorists often describe the method of solmisation as an aid for young andinexpertsingers.
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Barbiturates were familiar, and they provided a tool that suchinexpertpractitioners could use to bring back patients' memories quickly and efficaciously, without lengthy psychotherapy.
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Disciplines might helpfully be more mutually self-critical, instead of engaging in aninexpertmutual borrowing.
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Evidence from the study indicates that three broad but clearly differentiated reading strategy profiles may be described: theinexpert, the emerging expert and the expert.
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I am not saying that people who areinexpertare completely valueless.
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The consequence would be thatinexpertpeople would let off displays of quite sophisticated fireworks.
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But if it were used in cases of venereal disease for self-treatment or treatment underinexpertguidance the results would certainly be injurious to health.
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We do not want to have very important duties put upon some minor official, possibly someinexpertyoung lady doctor.
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We are using firms who are quiteinexpertin this particular kind of work.
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Not a judge—certainly not he, they say, isinexpert.
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I interpose that qualification because you cannot expect somebody whollyinexpertin a particular subject matter to take up a regulation and understand it.
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It is highly dangerous to allow aninexpertlocal authority to take the responsibility of commenting on a situation so grave as this might be.
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