maven

ma·ven /ˈmeɪvən/ noun [countableC]

American EnglishAmEINTELLIGENT someone who knows a lot about a particular subject 专家，内行

food/fashion/sports etc maven

A food maven could also be called a gourmet.

食品行家也可叫做美食家。

Examples from the Corpus

maven• Thus, the cash registers, not fashion mavens, choose the hues of the season.• Recipes will be judged on originality and compatibility with the wine by a panel of chefs and Bay Area food mavens.• What do film industry mavens make of this situation?• But now, with more-affordable computer equipment and software available, any would-be market maven can analyze a universe of stocks.• Media mavens contend that the visual comparison of the two men side by side is half the battle.• The most free-spending hired guns are all well-known by political mavens inside the Beltway.• Brown tapped veteran social maven Charlotte Mailliard Swig to her former post as protocol chief.

food/fashion/sports etc maven• Recipes will be judged on originality and compatibility with the wine by a panel of chefs and Bay Area food mavens.• Thus, the cash registers, not fashion mavens, choose the hues of the season.

From Longman Business Dictionary

mavenma·ven /ˈmeɪvən/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmE

someone who knows a lot about a particular subjectSYN EXPERT

Stockmarket mavens say such a pattern usually signals more gains ahead.

Origin maven

(1900-2000) Yiddish meyvn, from Hebrew l'havin “to understand”

单词	maven
释义	maven ma·ven /ˈmeɪvən/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmEINTELLIGENT someone who knows a lot about a particular subject 专家，内行 food/fashion/sports etc maven A food maven could also be called a gourmet. 食品行家也可叫做美食家。 Examples from the Corpus maven• Thus, the cash registers, not fashion mavens, choose the hues of the season.• Recipes will be judged on originality and compatibility with the wine by a panel of chefs and Bay Area food mavens.• What do film industry mavens make of this situation?• But now, with more-affordable computer equipment and software available, any would-be market maven can analyze a universe of stocks.• Media mavens contend that the visual comparison of the two men side by side is half the battle.• The most free-spending hired guns are all well-known by political mavens inside the Beltway.• Brown tapped veteran social maven Charlotte Mailliard Swig to her former post as protocol chief. food/fashion/sports etc maven• Recipes will be judged on originality and compatibility with the wine by a panel of chefs and Bay Area food mavens.• Thus, the cash registers, not fashion mavens, choose the hues of the season. From Longman Business Dictionary mavenma·ven /ˈmeɪvən/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmE someone who knows a lot about a particular subjectSYN EXPERT Stockmarket mavens say such a pattern usually signals more gains ahead. Origin maven (1900-2000) Yiddish meyvn, from Hebrew l'havin “to understand”
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