generalist

Word family noun generalization general generalist generality generalategeneralegeneralissimogeneralshipgeneral electiongeneral practicegeneral staffadjective general generalist generalized generalizablegeneral-purposeverb generalize adverb generally

gen·e·ral·ist /ˈdʒenərəlɪst/ noun [countableC]

a person who knows about many different things and can do many things well 多面手，多才多艺者 OPP specialist

—generalist adjectiveadj

Examples from the Corpus

generalist• The conflict within public bureaucracies between specialists and generalists is familiar to all students of modern government.• Others are generalists, providing information on many destinations and methods of traveling.• Once the managers began to see that they were running a business, they realized that their role was to be generalists.• It also requires presentation in a manner acceptable to both generalist and specialist managers.• Workplace 2000 companies will be looking for flexible generalists, not specialists.• This raises the question of the role of the specialist agency in relation to the generalist and the development of a referral system.

From Longman Business Dictionary

generalistgen·e·ral·ist /ˈdʒenərəlɪst/ noun [countableC]

someone with knowledge of many subjects, rather than detailed knowledge of one subject

The state can no longer be governed by generalists; each policy area demands considerable expertise.

→ compare specialist

单词	generalist
释义	generalist Word family noun generalization general generalist generality generalategeneralegeneralissimogeneralshipgeneral electiongeneral practicegeneral staffadjective general generalist generalized generalizablegeneral-purposeverb generalize adverb generally gen·e·ral·ist /ˈdʒenərəlɪst/ noun [countableC] a person who knows about many different things and can do many things well 多面手，多才多艺者 OPP specialist —generalist adjectiveadj Examples from the Corpus generalist• The conflict within public bureaucracies between specialists and generalists is familiar to all students of modern government.• Others are generalists, providing information on many destinations and methods of traveling.• Once the managers began to see that they were running a business, they realized that their role was to be generalists.• It also requires presentation in a manner acceptable to both generalist and specialist managers.• Workplace 2000 companies will be looking for flexible generalists, not specialists.• This raises the question of the role of the specialist agency in relation to the generalist and the development of a referral system. From Longman Business Dictionary generalistgen·e·ral·ist /ˈdʒenərəlɪst/ noun [countableC] someone with knowledge of many subjects, rather than detailed knowledge of one subject The state can no longer be governed by generalists; each policy area demands considerable expertise. → compare specialist
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