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1. (adj.) experienced
wise or skillful through experience:
an experienced teacher.
Etymology: (1560–70)
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| Definition of 'experienced' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) experienced, experient
having experience; having knowledge or skill from observation or participation
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1. (adjective) experienced
≠ inexperienced
an experienced teacher/babysitter; employees who are very experienced
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1. experienced
of Exrerience
2. experienced
taught by practice or by repeated observations; skillful or wise by means of trials, use, or observation; as, an experienced physician, workman, soldier; an experienced eye
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Sense: having gained knowledge from experience; skilled
an experienced mountaineer.
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 Afrikaans: ervare |
 Arabic: مُجَرِّب، ذو خِبْرَه |
 Bulgarian: опитен |
 Brazilian: experiente |
 Czech: zkušený |
 German: erfahren |
 Danish: erfaren; rutineret |
 Greek: έμπειρος, πεπειραμένος |
 Spanish: experimentado |
 Estonian: kogenud |
 Farsi: با تجربه؛ کارکشته |
 Finnish: kokenut |
 French: expérimenté |
 Hebrew: מְנוּסֶה |
 Hindi: अनुभवी |
 Croatian: iskusan |
 Hungarian: tapasztalt |
 Indonesian: berpengalaman |
 Icelandic: reyndur |
 Italian: esperto |
 Japanese: 経験豊かな |
 Korean: 경험이 많은 |
 Lithuanian: patyręs |
 Latvian: pieredzējis; piedzīvojis |
 Malay: berpengalaman |
 Dutch: ervaren |
 Norwegian: erfaren,øvet |
 Polish: doświadczony |
 Persian: با تجربه؛ کارکشته |
 Pashto: په تجربى سره |
 Portuguese: experiente/experimentado |
 Romanian: experimentat |
 Russian: опытный |
 Slovak: skúsený |
 Slovenian: izkušen |
 Serbian: iskusan |
 Swedish: erfaren |
 Thai: ซึ่งได้รับการฝึกฝน |
 Turkish: tecrübeli, deneyimli |
 Taiwanese: 有經驗的 |
 Ukrainian: досвідчений, обізнаний |
 Urdu: تجربہ کار |
 Vietnamese: có kinh nghiệm |
 Chinese: 有经验的 |
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