Definition of sophisticated in English:

sophisticated

adjective səˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪdsəˈfɪstəˌkeɪdəd

1Having, revealing, or involving a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.
老练的；精通文化（或时尚）的
a chic, sophisticated woman
一位时髦、精通世故的女性。
a young man with sophisticated tastes
一个趣味不俗的年轻人。
Example sentencesExamples
- He's the opposite of the sophisticated, cultured, world-weary foreign correspondent.
- Rich, worldly and sophisticated, he could have been the ideal husband for Gwendolen but feels compelled to crush her independent spirit and mould her into his perfect wife.
- His friends were Westerners for the most part, and though he was a sophisticated man and an artist with a broad range of interests, he was in many respects a regionalist, in the finest sense of that word.
- Without doubt, the foods of the world, to be found in Canada's larger cities, had a great hand in creating the modern Canadian - in the main, sophisticated and worldly.
- He probably learned more of the sophisticated high culture from listening to the public addresses of lawyers and ministers, especially the better sort.
- In Memphis, he has an experience that makes him realize that he is not as sophisticated or worldly as he thought: he meets a boy by chance on the road, and they come upon a jug of bootleg alcohol.
- They seem unable to resist the temptation to express contempt and hostility for those less sophisticated and cultured than themselves.
- Think rumpled imprecision when it comes to fall's best-tressed heads; the look juxtaposes well with the season's more sophisticated fashions.
- Civilizations ranging from the Canaanite to the Ottoman, have left their mark on an ever-growing, culturally rich and sophisticated city.
- We often will find the most sophisticated cultures being the most brutal.
- Famous for both Oktoberfest and a sophisticated cultural scene, Munich considers itself a ‘Metropolis with a Heart.’
- They hadn't gone to college, and they saw Father Mark as a repository of knowledge and culture and sophisticated humor.
- Readers of this blog are, by definition, sophisticated and worldly-wise individuals who know full well that major film studios do not read unsolicited screenplays.
- During the last century, Finland has reinvented itself as a highly sophisticated, socially urbane culture with the highest aspirations for design and for architecture.
- They remind us of a time when our culture was sophisticated and full of elegance and beauty.
- Well, Los Angeles has always had a very sophisticated literary culture in relation to films and fiction.
- The party only exists in Allen's brain, as a memory or perhaps a fantasy, a crowd of cultured, moneyed, sophisticated, liberal-minded New Yorkers.
- That said, this is a very French affair - sophisticated, culturally eclectic, and exceptionally high-tech.
- Even though they weren't the most sophisticated culture, or the most refined compared to, say, the Maya, the Aztecs were highly expressive.
- Mexico possesses an extensive and sophisticated culinary culture, with a great variety of regional dishes.
Synonyms
worldly, worldly-wise, experienced, enlightened, cosmopolitan, knowledgeable
suave, urbane, cultured, cultivated, civilized, polished, smooth, refined, elegant, stylish, media-savvy
informal cool
1. 1.1 Appealing to or frequented by people who are sophisticated.
  a sophisticated restaurant
  一家不落俗套的饭馆。
  Example sentencesExamples
  His philosophy is a simple, yet sophisticated restaurant with no clutter - somewhere to enjoy his food at a reasonable price.
  The foods available at restaurants range from sophisticated Western cuisine, to various ethnic specialty foods, to both indigenous and foreign fast foods.
  Conroy's rugs are not just luxurious, sophisticated accessories that bring style and warmth to the home, they're also truly unique.
  The local choir was joined by the Moy Singers of Ballina and Phil Landers had excelled herself with sophisticated and tasteful floral displays in the church.
  The low-ad loading and sophisticated playlist were hugely appealing, but it just wasn't a great money-spinner.
  On Sunday night, we dined at Ballarat's most sophisticated and exotic restaurant featuring a gorilla.
  Try combining different shapes and colors of tableware; assembled with restraint, an assortment can look beautiful and sophisticated.
  This cover is sophisticated, with a gracefully limited color palette and simple fonts.
  I am sure that your honour will readily agree with me that the Nehru-collar suit is an elegant, sophisticated and dignified attire.
  This was an eveningwear line that was beautiful and sophisticated, a more grown-up version of the ready-to-wear collection.
  But the local people loved the restaurant for it's sophisticated atmosphere, and elegant service.
  But most of all, people come here to eat. springing up on every corner are sophisticated restaurants serving exquisite food.
  Tastes was a multi-cultural restaurant, very sophisticated and yet casual at the same time.
  The film is a sophisticated and æsthetically beautiful horror film.
  The flats were regarded as sophisticated, even luxurious, and all for the reasonable rent of between £68 and £130 per year.
  Today we see it on the menu of some fairly sophisticated restaurants.
  Lovely, sophisticated dishes like this are a given at Aleutia.
  With his beautiful and sophisticated music, Diallo is a purveyor of West African heritage, but also makes use of the latest advances in technology to appeal equally to the head, the heart and the feet.
  And now the combination of fresh local produce and award-winning wine is drawing top chefs to the area's increasingly sophisticated restaurants.
  Their many restaurants are sophisticated and serve dishes rivalling the best to be found in Europe.
2(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity.
（机器，系统，技术）复杂的，精密的
highly sophisticated computer systems
高度精密的计算机系统。
Example sentencesExamples
- In Edinburgh we had a sophisticated marketing system to work out who the audience was.
- It's a new departure for politics in this country as political parties adopt the sophisticated marketing techniques of advertising to sell their brands to the widest possible audience.
- The researchers are developing sophisticated systems to make this possible.
- How can you know what a sophisticated machine, or computer, is doing with the all the information, including votes, that's fed in?
- Typically such offerings have included server engines, storage systems and sophisticated management tools to allocate and de-allocate resources in response to varying user demand.
- At that time, genetic engineering techniques were not sophisticated enough to develop something substantial.
- They practiced sophisticated techniques of construction that included stone-masonry.
- Time is not external to us, something we can use more efficiently through sophisticated techniques of time management.
- There would also be a vital need to control access to computer systems that were being used to develop sophisticated machines.
- Big Indian vendors are overcoming this barrier through increasingly sophisticated marketing techniques.
- A future hope is that a more sophisticated classification system of the vocabulary of wine can match the knowledge of its drinkers.
- Neurosurgeons still use this principle of decreasing the pressure within the skull by practising more sophisticated techniques.
- Corporations are now using more sophisticated marketing techniques to grab a child's attention and hold it, often for years.
- The most sophisticated computer system will not lead to better care, unless caregivers are willing to act on the information.
- The Incas were an advanced people who built fine cities and developed sophisticated farming methods.
- The Apache Longbow possesses a sophisticated navigation system that obtains a position confidence of less than 14 meters.
- Indians had to labor hard for their food, and consequently they developed sophisticated systems of collection and cultivation.
- South Africa, with its developed manufacturing base, sophisticated infrastructure and large work force, is already favoured by the transnationals.
- Although nonhuman animals can develop highly sophisticated systems of social security, this isn't always the case.
- They then use sophisticated marketing techniques and software programs to target those voters.
Synonyms
advanced, highly developed, innovatory, trailblazing, revolutionary
modern, ultra-modern, futuristic, avant-garde, state of the art, the latest, new, the newest, up to the minute
complex, complicated, elaborate, intricate, subtle, delicate
gimmicky
1. 2.1 (of a person or their thoughts, reactions, and understanding) aware of and able to interpret complex issues; subtle.
  （人，思想，反应，理解力）深刻的；精通的
  discussion and reflection are necessary for a sophisticated response to a text
  讨论与深思对深刻理解文本来说是必要的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Citizens are sophisticated, and many understand financial concepts like lifecycle cost analysis, he says.
  In fact, sociologists and historians have had - for at least a generation - a far more sophisticated understanding of modern Jews.
  Recent scholarship presents a much more subtle and sophisticated understanding of seventeenth-century mechanism.
  It must be that advertising works, even on educated and sophisticated people.
  Senior citizens are among the most sophisticated people on this issue because they pay for drugs out of pocket.
  They presuppose that students are sophisticated enough to look at a novel as an object in a given time and place, filled with all settings and vagaries of the particular time frame in which the novel occurs.
  In the U.S., we are more subtle, we are more sophisticated.
  Any complex, sophisticated thinker is unlikely to fit neatly into a single type, yet the types can still be helpful in mapping the field.
  A more sophisticated understanding of power would focus on the ability of a state to control or influence its environment in situations that are not necessarily conflictual.
  She had very limited knowledge of videomaking but a relatively sophisticated sense of identity issues.
  It requires huge amounts of money, sophisticated leaders and an intricate structure of command.
  Because of these changes, competition is now firmly based on the firm's ability to meet the needs of cost-conscious, powerful and sophisticated customers in the most effective manner.
  Von Frank tells the story better than any film could, drawing on his sophisticated understanding of how different kinds of rhetoric can aid axes and muscles in effecting social change.
  Indians understood the value of land and had a sophisticated and subtle understanding of the exchange of land and material goods.
  This ran through the responses of all groups, with a sophisticated understanding of the country's problems.
  Over the years I've come to the hard conclusion that even sophisticated people don't understand small risks.
  There's definitely a user interface issue, because only the most sophisticated users are going to use anything that's complicated at all.
  In this sense, it suggested a sophisticated enemy, well aware of how modern wars are fought.
  But Goloku's teachings also carried a more subtle and sophisticated thought, under the simple morality of the precept.
  However, a more sophisticated understanding of the biology of slowly replicating M. tuberculosis is necessary to develop such a strategy.

Derivatives

sophisticatedly

adverb

The film uses a satirical approach, not so much to criticise, but more to sophisticatedly ignore socialist realism.
Example sentencesExamples
- And is it, unless it's sophisticatedly explained by the other side to counter, is it the kind of issue that could win him the election?
- And they will simply be wrong, but sophisticatedly so.
- It may well be that the defence contractor triple-invoiced so sophisticatedly that such a test would have failed to pick it up.
- Although the language used in the book was sophisticatedly knotty, it was easy to discover what was going on.

Definition of sophisticated in US English:

sophisticated

adjectivesəˈfistəˌkādədsəˈfɪstəˌkeɪdəd

1Having, revealing, or proceeding from a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.
老练的；精通文化（或时尚）的
a chic, sophisticated woman
一位时髦、精通世故的女性。
a young man with sophisticated tastes
一个趣味不俗的年轻人。
Example sentencesExamples
- They seem unable to resist the temptation to express contempt and hostility for those less sophisticated and cultured than themselves.
- Mexico possesses an extensive and sophisticated culinary culture, with a great variety of regional dishes.
- He's the opposite of the sophisticated, cultured, world-weary foreign correspondent.
- They hadn't gone to college, and they saw Father Mark as a repository of knowledge and culture and sophisticated humor.
- Civilizations ranging from the Canaanite to the Ottoman, have left their mark on an ever-growing, culturally rich and sophisticated city.
- In Memphis, he has an experience that makes him realize that he is not as sophisticated or worldly as he thought: he meets a boy by chance on the road, and they come upon a jug of bootleg alcohol.
- Famous for both Oktoberfest and a sophisticated cultural scene, Munich considers itself a ‘Metropolis with a Heart.’
- We often will find the most sophisticated cultures being the most brutal.
- Without doubt, the foods of the world, to be found in Canada's larger cities, had a great hand in creating the modern Canadian - in the main, sophisticated and worldly.
- Think rumpled imprecision when it comes to fall's best-tressed heads; the look juxtaposes well with the season's more sophisticated fashions.
- That said, this is a very French affair - sophisticated, culturally eclectic, and exceptionally high-tech.
- His friends were Westerners for the most part, and though he was a sophisticated man and an artist with a broad range of interests, he was in many respects a regionalist, in the finest sense of that word.
- Rich, worldly and sophisticated, he could have been the ideal husband for Gwendolen but feels compelled to crush her independent spirit and mould her into his perfect wife.
- Readers of this blog are, by definition, sophisticated and worldly-wise individuals who know full well that major film studios do not read unsolicited screenplays.
- They remind us of a time when our culture was sophisticated and full of elegance and beauty.
- Even though they weren't the most sophisticated culture, or the most refined compared to, say, the Maya, the Aztecs were highly expressive.
- He probably learned more of the sophisticated high culture from listening to the public addresses of lawyers and ministers, especially the better sort.
- The party only exists in Allen's brain, as a memory or perhaps a fantasy, a crowd of cultured, moneyed, sophisticated, liberal-minded New Yorkers.
- Well, Los Angeles has always had a very sophisticated literary culture in relation to films and fiction.
- During the last century, Finland has reinvented itself as a highly sophisticated, socially urbane culture with the highest aspirations for design and for architecture.
Synonyms
worldly, worldly-wise, experienced, enlightened, cosmopolitan, knowledgeable
1. 1.1 Appealing to people with worldly knowledge or experience.
  不落俗套的
  a sophisticated restaurant
  一家不落俗套的饭馆。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This cover is sophisticated, with a gracefully limited color palette and simple fonts.
  Today we see it on the menu of some fairly sophisticated restaurants.
  Conroy's rugs are not just luxurious, sophisticated accessories that bring style and warmth to the home, they're also truly unique.
  With his beautiful and sophisticated music, Diallo is a purveyor of West African heritage, but also makes use of the latest advances in technology to appeal equally to the head, the heart and the feet.
  I am sure that your honour will readily agree with me that the Nehru-collar suit is an elegant, sophisticated and dignified attire.
  The flats were regarded as sophisticated, even luxurious, and all for the reasonable rent of between £68 and £130 per year.
  Try combining different shapes and colors of tableware; assembled with restraint, an assortment can look beautiful and sophisticated.
  The low-ad loading and sophisticated playlist were hugely appealing, but it just wasn't a great money-spinner.
  The local choir was joined by the Moy Singers of Ballina and Phil Landers had excelled herself with sophisticated and tasteful floral displays in the church.
  This was an eveningwear line that was beautiful and sophisticated, a more grown-up version of the ready-to-wear collection.
  Tastes was a multi-cultural restaurant, very sophisticated and yet casual at the same time.
  The foods available at restaurants range from sophisticated Western cuisine, to various ethnic specialty foods, to both indigenous and foreign fast foods.
  The film is a sophisticated and æsthetically beautiful horror film.
  Their many restaurants are sophisticated and serve dishes rivalling the best to be found in Europe.
  On Sunday night, we dined at Ballarat's most sophisticated and exotic restaurant featuring a gorilla.
  But most of all, people come here to eat. springing up on every corner are sophisticated restaurants serving exquisite food.
  Lovely, sophisticated dishes like this are a given at Aleutia.
  But the local people loved the restaurant for it's sophisticated atmosphere, and elegant service.
  And now the combination of fresh local produce and award-winning wine is drawing top chefs to the area's increasingly sophisticated restaurants.
  His philosophy is a simple, yet sophisticated restaurant with no clutter - somewhere to enjoy his food at a reasonable price.
2(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity.
（机器，系统，技术）复杂的，精密的
highly sophisticated computer systems
高度精密的计算机系统。
Example sentencesExamples
- South Africa, with its developed manufacturing base, sophisticated infrastructure and large work force, is already favoured by the transnationals.
- The researchers are developing sophisticated systems to make this possible.
- A future hope is that a more sophisticated classification system of the vocabulary of wine can match the knowledge of its drinkers.
- The most sophisticated computer system will not lead to better care, unless caregivers are willing to act on the information.
- In Edinburgh we had a sophisticated marketing system to work out who the audience was.
- The Apache Longbow possesses a sophisticated navigation system that obtains a position confidence of less than 14 meters.
- Big Indian vendors are overcoming this barrier through increasingly sophisticated marketing techniques.
- Indians had to labor hard for their food, and consequently they developed sophisticated systems of collection and cultivation.
- They practiced sophisticated techniques of construction that included stone-masonry.
- Typically such offerings have included server engines, storage systems and sophisticated management tools to allocate and de-allocate resources in response to varying user demand.
- The Incas were an advanced people who built fine cities and developed sophisticated farming methods.
- At that time, genetic engineering techniques were not sophisticated enough to develop something substantial.
- Corporations are now using more sophisticated marketing techniques to grab a child's attention and hold it, often for years.
- Time is not external to us, something we can use more efficiently through sophisticated techniques of time management.
- It's a new departure for politics in this country as political parties adopt the sophisticated marketing techniques of advertising to sell their brands to the widest possible audience.
- Neurosurgeons still use this principle of decreasing the pressure within the skull by practising more sophisticated techniques.
- There would also be a vital need to control access to computer systems that were being used to develop sophisticated machines.
- How can you know what a sophisticated machine, or computer, is doing with the all the information, including votes, that's fed in?
- They then use sophisticated marketing techniques and software programs to target those voters.
- Although nonhuman animals can develop highly sophisticated systems of social security, this isn't always the case.
Synonyms
advanced, highly developed, innovatory, trailblazing, revolutionary
1. 2.1 (of a person or their thoughts, reactions, and understanding) aware of and able to interpret complex issues; subtle.
  （人，思想，反应，理解力）深刻的；精通的
  discussion and reflection are necessary for a sophisticated response to a text
  讨论与深思对深刻理解文本来说是必要的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It must be that advertising works, even on educated and sophisticated people.
  A more sophisticated understanding of power would focus on the ability of a state to control or influence its environment in situations that are not necessarily conflictual.
  This ran through the responses of all groups, with a sophisticated understanding of the country's problems.
  It requires huge amounts of money, sophisticated leaders and an intricate structure of command.
  But Goloku's teachings also carried a more subtle and sophisticated thought, under the simple morality of the precept.
  However, a more sophisticated understanding of the biology of slowly replicating M. tuberculosis is necessary to develop such a strategy.
  Indians understood the value of land and had a sophisticated and subtle understanding of the exchange of land and material goods.
  They presuppose that students are sophisticated enough to look at a novel as an object in a given time and place, filled with all settings and vagaries of the particular time frame in which the novel occurs.
  Over the years I've come to the hard conclusion that even sophisticated people don't understand small risks.
  Because of these changes, competition is now firmly based on the firm's ability to meet the needs of cost-conscious, powerful and sophisticated customers in the most effective manner.
  She had very limited knowledge of videomaking but a relatively sophisticated sense of identity issues.
  There's definitely a user interface issue, because only the most sophisticated users are going to use anything that's complicated at all.
  Senior citizens are among the most sophisticated people on this issue because they pay for drugs out of pocket.
  Citizens are sophisticated, and many understand financial concepts like lifecycle cost analysis, he says.
  Von Frank tells the story better than any film could, drawing on his sophisticated understanding of how different kinds of rhetoric can aid axes and muscles in effecting social change.
  Any complex, sophisticated thinker is unlikely to fit neatly into a single type, yet the types can still be helpful in mapping the field.
  In fact, sociologists and historians have had - for at least a generation - a far more sophisticated understanding of modern Jews.
  Recent scholarship presents a much more subtle and sophisticated understanding of seventeenth-century mechanism.
  In this sense, it suggested a sophisticated enemy, well aware of how modern wars are fought.
  In the U.S., we are more subtle, we are more sophisticated.

单词	sophisticated
释义	Definition of sophisticated in English: sophisticated adjective səˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪdsəˈfɪstəˌkeɪdəd 1Having, revealing, or involving a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture. 老练的；精通文化（或时尚）的 a chic, sophisticated woman 一位时髦、精通世故的女性。 a young man with sophisticated tastes 一个趣味不俗的年轻人。 Example sentencesExamples He's the opposite of the sophisticated, cultured, world-weary foreign correspondent. Rich, worldly and sophisticated, he could have been the ideal husband for Gwendolen but feels compelled to crush her independent spirit and mould her into his perfect wife. His friends were Westerners for the most part, and though he was a sophisticated man and an artist with a broad range of interests, he was in many respects a regionalist, in the finest sense of that word. Without doubt, the foods of the world, to be found in Canada's larger cities, had a great hand in creating the modern Canadian - in the main, sophisticated and worldly. He probably learned more of the sophisticated high culture from listening to the public addresses of lawyers and ministers, especially the better sort. In Memphis, he has an experience that makes him realize that he is not as sophisticated or worldly as he thought: he meets a boy by chance on the road, and they come upon a jug of bootleg alcohol. They seem unable to resist the temptation to express contempt and hostility for those less sophisticated and cultured than themselves. Think rumpled imprecision when it comes to fall's best-tressed heads; the look juxtaposes well with the season's more sophisticated fashions. Civilizations ranging from the Canaanite to the Ottoman, have left their mark on an ever-growing, culturally rich and sophisticated city. We often will find the most sophisticated cultures being the most brutal. Famous for both Oktoberfest and a sophisticated cultural scene, Munich considers itself a ‘Metropolis with a Heart.’ They hadn't gone to college, and they saw Father Mark as a repository of knowledge and culture and sophisticated humor. Readers of this blog are, by definition, sophisticated and worldly-wise individuals who know full well that major film studios do not read unsolicited screenplays. During the last century, Finland has reinvented itself as a highly sophisticated, socially urbane culture with the highest aspirations for design and for architecture. They remind us of a time when our culture was sophisticated and full of elegance and beauty. Well, Los Angeles has always had a very sophisticated literary culture in relation to films and fiction. The party only exists in Allen's brain, as a memory or perhaps a fantasy, a crowd of cultured, moneyed, sophisticated, liberal-minded New Yorkers. That said, this is a very French affair - sophisticated, culturally eclectic, and exceptionally high-tech. Even though they weren't the most sophisticated culture, or the most refined compared to, say, the Maya, the Aztecs were highly expressive. Mexico possesses an extensive and sophisticated culinary culture, with a great variety of regional dishes. Synonyms worldly, worldly-wise, experienced, enlightened, cosmopolitan, knowledgeable suave, urbane, cultured, cultivated, civilized, polished, smooth, refined, elegant, stylish, media-savvy informal cool 1.1 Appealing to or frequented by people who are sophisticated. a sophisticated restaurant 一家不落俗套的饭馆。 Example sentencesExamples His philosophy is a simple, yet sophisticated restaurant with no clutter - somewhere to enjoy his food at a reasonable price. The foods available at restaurants range from sophisticated Western cuisine, to various ethnic specialty foods, to both indigenous and foreign fast foods. Conroy's rugs are not just luxurious, sophisticated accessories that bring style and warmth to the home, they're also truly unique. The local choir was joined by the Moy Singers of Ballina and Phil Landers had excelled herself with sophisticated and tasteful floral displays in the church. The low-ad loading and sophisticated playlist were hugely appealing, but it just wasn't a great money-spinner. On Sunday night, we dined at Ballarat's most sophisticated and exotic restaurant featuring a gorilla. Try combining different shapes and colors of tableware; assembled with restraint, an assortment can look beautiful and sophisticated. This cover is sophisticated, with a gracefully limited color palette and simple fonts. I am sure that your honour will readily agree with me that the Nehru-collar suit is an elegant, sophisticated and dignified attire. This was an eveningwear line that was beautiful and sophisticated, a more grown-up version of the ready-to-wear collection. But the local people loved the restaurant for it's sophisticated atmosphere, and elegant service. But most of all, people come here to eat. springing up on every corner are sophisticated restaurants serving exquisite food. Tastes was a multi-cultural restaurant, very sophisticated and yet casual at the same time. The film is a sophisticated and æsthetically beautiful horror film. The flats were regarded as sophisticated, even luxurious, and all for the reasonable rent of between £68 and £130 per year. Today we see it on the menu of some fairly sophisticated restaurants. Lovely, sophisticated dishes like this are a given at Aleutia. With his beautiful and sophisticated music, Diallo is a purveyor of West African heritage, but also makes use of the latest advances in technology to appeal equally to the head, the heart and the feet. And now the combination of fresh local produce and award-winning wine is drawing top chefs to the area's increasingly sophisticated restaurants. Their many restaurants are sophisticated and serve dishes rivalling the best to be found in Europe. 2(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity. （机器，系统，技术）复杂的，精密的 highly sophisticated computer systems 高度精密的计算机系统。 Example sentencesExamples In Edinburgh we had a sophisticated marketing system to work out who the audience was. It's a new departure for politics in this country as political parties adopt the sophisticated marketing techniques of advertising to sell their brands to the widest possible audience. The researchers are developing sophisticated systems to make this possible. How can you know what a sophisticated machine, or computer, is doing with the all the information, including votes, that's fed in? Typically such offerings have included server engines, storage systems and sophisticated management tools to allocate and de-allocate resources in response to varying user demand. At that time, genetic engineering techniques were not sophisticated enough to develop something substantial. They practiced sophisticated techniques of construction that included stone-masonry. Time is not external to us, something we can use more efficiently through sophisticated techniques of time management. There would also be a vital need to control access to computer systems that were being used to develop sophisticated machines. Big Indian vendors are overcoming this barrier through increasingly sophisticated marketing techniques. A future hope is that a more sophisticated classification system of the vocabulary of wine can match the knowledge of its drinkers. Neurosurgeons still use this principle of decreasing the pressure within the skull by practising more sophisticated techniques. Corporations are now using more sophisticated marketing techniques to grab a child's attention and hold it, often for years. The most sophisticated computer system will not lead to better care, unless caregivers are willing to act on the information. The Incas were an advanced people who built fine cities and developed sophisticated farming methods. The Apache Longbow possesses a sophisticated navigation system that obtains a position confidence of less than 14 meters. Indians had to labor hard for their food, and consequently they developed sophisticated systems of collection and cultivation. South Africa, with its developed manufacturing base, sophisticated infrastructure and large work force, is already favoured by the transnationals. Although nonhuman animals can develop highly sophisticated systems of social security, this isn't always the case. They then use sophisticated marketing techniques and software programs to target those voters. Synonyms advanced, highly developed, innovatory, trailblazing, revolutionary modern, ultra-modern, futuristic, avant-garde, state of the art, the latest, new, the newest, up to the minute complex, complicated, elaborate, intricate, subtle, delicate gimmicky 2.1 (of a person or their thoughts, reactions, and understanding) aware of and able to interpret complex issues; subtle. （人，思想，反应，理解力）深刻的；精通的 discussion and reflection are necessary for a sophisticated response to a text 讨论与深思对深刻理解文本来说是必要的。 Example sentencesExamples Citizens are sophisticated, and many understand financial concepts like lifecycle cost analysis, he says. In fact, sociologists and historians have had - for at least a generation - a far more sophisticated understanding of modern Jews. Recent scholarship presents a much more subtle and sophisticated understanding of seventeenth-century mechanism. It must be that advertising works, even on educated and sophisticated people. Senior citizens are among the most sophisticated people on this issue because they pay for drugs out of pocket. They presuppose that students are sophisticated enough to look at a novel as an object in a given time and place, filled with all settings and vagaries of the particular time frame in which the novel occurs. In the U.S., we are more subtle, we are more sophisticated. Any complex, sophisticated thinker is unlikely to fit neatly into a single type, yet the types can still be helpful in mapping the field. A more sophisticated understanding of power would focus on the ability of a state to control or influence its environment in situations that are not necessarily conflictual. She had very limited knowledge of videomaking but a relatively sophisticated sense of identity issues. It requires huge amounts of money, sophisticated leaders and an intricate structure of command. Because of these changes, competition is now firmly based on the firm's ability to meet the needs of cost-conscious, powerful and sophisticated customers in the most effective manner. Von Frank tells the story better than any film could, drawing on his sophisticated understanding of how different kinds of rhetoric can aid axes and muscles in effecting social change. Indians understood the value of land and had a sophisticated and subtle understanding of the exchange of land and material goods. This ran through the responses of all groups, with a sophisticated understanding of the country's problems. Over the years I've come to the hard conclusion that even sophisticated people don't understand small risks. There's definitely a user interface issue, because only the most sophisticated users are going to use anything that's complicated at all. In this sense, it suggested a sophisticated enemy, well aware of how modern wars are fought. But Goloku's teachings also carried a more subtle and sophisticated thought, under the simple morality of the precept. However, a more sophisticated understanding of the biology of slowly replicating M. tuberculosis is necessary to develop such a strategy. Derivatives sophisticatedly adverb The film uses a satirical approach, not so much to criticise, but more to sophisticatedly ignore socialist realism. Example sentencesExamples And is it, unless it's sophisticatedly explained by the other side to counter, is it the kind of issue that could win him the election? And they will simply be wrong, but sophisticatedly so. It may well be that the defence contractor triple-invoiced so sophisticatedly that such a test would have failed to pick it up. Although the language used in the book was sophisticatedly knotty, it was easy to discover what was going on. Definition of sophisticated in US English: sophisticated adjectivesəˈfistəˌkādədsəˈfɪstəˌkeɪdəd 1Having, revealing, or proceeding from a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture. 老练的；精通文化（或时尚）的 a chic, sophisticated woman 一位时髦、精通世故的女性。 a young man with sophisticated tastes 一个趣味不俗的年轻人。 Example sentencesExamples They seem unable to resist the temptation to express contempt and hostility for those less sophisticated and cultured than themselves. Mexico possesses an extensive and sophisticated culinary culture, with a great variety of regional dishes. He's the opposite of the sophisticated, cultured, world-weary foreign correspondent. They hadn't gone to college, and they saw Father Mark as a repository of knowledge and culture and sophisticated humor. Civilizations ranging from the Canaanite to the Ottoman, have left their mark on an ever-growing, culturally rich and sophisticated city. In Memphis, he has an experience that makes him realize that he is not as sophisticated or worldly as he thought: he meets a boy by chance on the road, and they come upon a jug of bootleg alcohol. Famous for both Oktoberfest and a sophisticated cultural scene, Munich considers itself a ‘Metropolis with a Heart.’ We often will find the most sophisticated cultures being the most brutal. Without doubt, the foods of the world, to be found in Canada's larger cities, had a great hand in creating the modern Canadian - in the main, sophisticated and worldly. Think rumpled imprecision when it comes to fall's best-tressed heads; the look juxtaposes well with the season's more sophisticated fashions. That said, this is a very French affair - sophisticated, culturally eclectic, and exceptionally high-tech. His friends were Westerners for the most part, and though he was a sophisticated man and an artist with a broad range of interests, he was in many respects a regionalist, in the finest sense of that word. Rich, worldly and sophisticated, he could have been the ideal husband for Gwendolen but feels compelled to crush her independent spirit and mould her into his perfect wife. Readers of this blog are, by definition, sophisticated and worldly-wise individuals who know full well that major film studios do not read unsolicited screenplays. They remind us of a time when our culture was sophisticated and full of elegance and beauty. Even though they weren't the most sophisticated culture, or the most refined compared to, say, the Maya, the Aztecs were highly expressive. He probably learned more of the sophisticated high culture from listening to the public addresses of lawyers and ministers, especially the better sort. The party only exists in Allen's brain, as a memory or perhaps a fantasy, a crowd of cultured, moneyed, sophisticated, liberal-minded New Yorkers. Well, Los Angeles has always had a very sophisticated literary culture in relation to films and fiction. During the last century, Finland has reinvented itself as a highly sophisticated, socially urbane culture with the highest aspirations for design and for architecture. Synonyms worldly, worldly-wise, experienced, enlightened, cosmopolitan, knowledgeable 1.1 Appealing to people with worldly knowledge or experience. 不落俗套的 a sophisticated restaurant 一家不落俗套的饭馆。 Example sentencesExamples This cover is sophisticated, with a gracefully limited color palette and simple fonts. Today we see it on the menu of some fairly sophisticated restaurants. Conroy's rugs are not just luxurious, sophisticated accessories that bring style and warmth to the home, they're also truly unique. With his beautiful and sophisticated music, Diallo is a purveyor of West African heritage, but also makes use of the latest advances in technology to appeal equally to the head, the heart and the feet. I am sure that your honour will readily agree with me that the Nehru-collar suit is an elegant, sophisticated and dignified attire. The flats were regarded as sophisticated, even luxurious, and all for the reasonable rent of between £68 and £130 per year. Try combining different shapes and colors of tableware; assembled with restraint, an assortment can look beautiful and sophisticated. The low-ad loading and sophisticated playlist were hugely appealing, but it just wasn't a great money-spinner. The local choir was joined by the Moy Singers of Ballina and Phil Landers had excelled herself with sophisticated and tasteful floral displays in the church. This was an eveningwear line that was beautiful and sophisticated, a more grown-up version of the ready-to-wear collection. Tastes was a multi-cultural restaurant, very sophisticated and yet casual at the same time. The foods available at restaurants range from sophisticated Western cuisine, to various ethnic specialty foods, to both indigenous and foreign fast foods. The film is a sophisticated and æsthetically beautiful horror film. Their many restaurants are sophisticated and serve dishes rivalling the best to be found in Europe. On Sunday night, we dined at Ballarat's most sophisticated and exotic restaurant featuring a gorilla. But most of all, people come here to eat. springing up on every corner are sophisticated restaurants serving exquisite food. Lovely, sophisticated dishes like this are a given at Aleutia. But the local people loved the restaurant for it's sophisticated atmosphere, and elegant service. And now the combination of fresh local produce and award-winning wine is drawing top chefs to the area's increasingly sophisticated restaurants. His philosophy is a simple, yet sophisticated restaurant with no clutter - somewhere to enjoy his food at a reasonable price. 2(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity. （机器，系统，技术）复杂的，精密的 highly sophisticated computer systems 高度精密的计算机系统。 Example sentencesExamples South Africa, with its developed manufacturing base, sophisticated infrastructure and large work force, is already favoured by the transnationals. The researchers are developing sophisticated systems to make this possible. A future hope is that a more sophisticated classification system of the vocabulary of wine can match the knowledge of its drinkers. The most sophisticated computer system will not lead to better care, unless caregivers are willing to act on the information. In Edinburgh we had a sophisticated marketing system to work out who the audience was. The Apache Longbow possesses a sophisticated navigation system that obtains a position confidence of less than 14 meters. Big Indian vendors are overcoming this barrier through increasingly sophisticated marketing techniques. Indians had to labor hard for their food, and consequently they developed sophisticated systems of collection and cultivation. They practiced sophisticated techniques of construction that included stone-masonry. Typically such offerings have included server engines, storage systems and sophisticated management tools to allocate and de-allocate resources in response to varying user demand. The Incas were an advanced people who built fine cities and developed sophisticated farming methods. At that time, genetic engineering techniques were not sophisticated enough to develop something substantial. Corporations are now using more sophisticated marketing techniques to grab a child's attention and hold it, often for years. Time is not external to us, something we can use more efficiently through sophisticated techniques of time management. It's a new departure for politics in this country as political parties adopt the sophisticated marketing techniques of advertising to sell their brands to the widest possible audience. Neurosurgeons still use this principle of decreasing the pressure within the skull by practising more sophisticated techniques. There would also be a vital need to control access to computer systems that were being used to develop sophisticated machines. How can you know what a sophisticated machine, or computer, is doing with the all the information, including votes, that's fed in? They then use sophisticated marketing techniques and software programs to target those voters. Although nonhuman animals can develop highly sophisticated systems of social security, this isn't always the case. Synonyms advanced, highly developed, innovatory, trailblazing, revolutionary 2.1 (of a person or their thoughts, reactions, and understanding) aware of and able to interpret complex issues; subtle. （人，思想，反应，理解力）深刻的；精通的 discussion and reflection are necessary for a sophisticated response to a text 讨论与深思对深刻理解文本来说是必要的。 Example sentencesExamples It must be that advertising works, even on educated and sophisticated people. A more sophisticated understanding of power would focus on the ability of a state to control or influence its environment in situations that are not necessarily conflictual. This ran through the responses of all groups, with a sophisticated understanding of the country's problems. It requires huge amounts of money, sophisticated leaders and an intricate structure of command. But Goloku's teachings also carried a more subtle and sophisticated thought, under the simple morality of the precept. However, a more sophisticated understanding of the biology of slowly replicating M. tuberculosis is necessary to develop such a strategy. Indians understood the value of land and had a sophisticated and subtle understanding of the exchange of land and material goods. They presuppose that students are sophisticated enough to look at a novel as an object in a given time and place, filled with all settings and vagaries of the particular time frame in which the novel occurs. Over the years I've come to the hard conclusion that even sophisticated people don't understand small risks. Because of these changes, competition is now firmly based on the firm's ability to meet the needs of cost-conscious, powerful and sophisticated customers in the most effective manner. She had very limited knowledge of videomaking but a relatively sophisticated sense of identity issues. There's definitely a user interface issue, because only the most sophisticated users are going to use anything that's complicated at all. Senior citizens are among the most sophisticated people on this issue because they pay for drugs out of pocket. Citizens are sophisticated, and many understand financial concepts like lifecycle cost analysis, he says. Von Frank tells the story better than any film could, drawing on his sophisticated understanding of how different kinds of rhetoric can aid axes and muscles in effecting social change. Any complex, sophisticated thinker is unlikely to fit neatly into a single type, yet the types can still be helpful in mapping the field. In fact, sociologists and historians have had - for at least a generation - a far more sophisticated understanding of modern Jews. Recent scholarship presents a much more subtle and sophisticated understanding of seventeenth-century mechanism. In this sense, it suggested a sophisticated enemy, well aware of how modern wars are fought. In the U.S., we are more subtle, we are more sophisticated.
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