Definition of experience in English:

experience

noun ɛkˈspɪərɪənsɪkˈspɪərɪənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns

1mass noun Practical contact with and observation of facts or events.
经历；感受
he had learned his lesson by painful experience
痛苦的经历使他接受了教训。
she spoke from experience
他讲的是他的亲身经历。
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact that we need experience to grasp this meaning is irrelevant.
- None of this denies the epistemic role of experience, of observation, in scientific inquiry.
- In fact my experience is that these boots are simply not waterproof.
- In fact, direct experience can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns.
- Start with observation, ordinary sensory experience of the world around you.
- We have no experience with the full 2005 aero package.
- In so far as it goes, it is based on fact, experience and experiment.
- In fact, my experience on the ground in the region also highlights an extremely difficult road ahead.
- Bill is never a paragraph away from an anecdote, and everything he says is rooted in experience and fact.
- Here is one painful lesson learned from experience that I would like to pass on to others.
- In my experience most in fact do see their employees as being a valuable contribution to their business.
- In fact, experience shows that intelligence extracted by duress is often flawed.
- It's a sad fact that age and experience are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society.
- Does it draw accurately from our experience and whatever facts we can find?
- A couple of people on our steering committee had contacts and direct experience with people in Africa.
- As time passed and his consciousness developed, he acquired knowledge by experience.
- The Brits have in fact had first-hand experience and proved themselves worthy.
- It argues that observation and experience are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories.
- Students, as you may already know through experience or observation, do not have much money.
- The third chapter was particularly good, if only because I have a tiny amount of personal experience of events.
Synonyms
involvement in, participation in
contact with, acquaintance with, exposure to
observation of, awareness of
familiarity with, conversance with, understanding of, impression of, insight into
1. 1.1 The knowledge or skill acquired by a period of practical experience of something, especially that gained in a particular profession.
  （尤指工作）经验
  you should have the necessary experience in health management
  Example sentencesExamples
  We send officers abroad to gain experience and pass that knowledge to the other members.
  How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting?
  The fact that I have experience in that field might help but I will only offer my advice if asked for it.
  He said it was a pleasure to fish with such experts, who had 60 years fishing experience between them.
  Our salaries and recognition of our professional skills and experience have been eroded over many years.
  As training will be provided, no experience or skills are necessary, but they would be an advantage.
  The international vision is often based on earlier management experience and knowledge.
  She also worked in London, where she gained experience in the health and beauty industry.
  No experience is necessary, as professional instructors will provide full training.
  Not only does he have sound experience in organising major events, he is very familiar with the city and its local communities.
  She opted to gain more field experience as well as pay off debt acquired over four years.
  At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and experience.
  Others, however, who stay to gain management experience as officers and NCOs are highly regarded.
  Most probably the oil industry will want to use his experience and contacts in some broader role.
  Along the way, your team gains experience and develops their skills.
  She said it was also necessary to have past experience of working in the show.
  He happened to be a barrister with considerable and very relevant professional experience and skills.
  He will apply them with the benefit of his professional skill and experience.
  A great deal of training and experience is necessary to refine those technical skills.
  In addition they will gain valuable experience which could help them find employment or training opportunities.
  Synonyms
  skill, practical knowledge, practice
  training, learning, education, grounding, knowledge, understanding, wisdom, professionalism
  background, record, history, past
  maturity, worldliness, sophistication, suaveness
  French savoir faire
  informal know-how
2An event or occurrence which leaves an impression on someone.
给人留下印象的事，经历
audition day is an enjoyable experience for any seven-year old
Example sentencesExamples
- One of my most complicated and enjoyable roleplaying experiences was when I was playing in a game as a double agent.
- I want him to write all the stuff he can remember about his early exploits and wartime experiences.
- In other words are there any unpleasant experiences associated with this event?
- These experiences are stored in the form of subtle impressions in our subconscious mind.
- Future events will include a dance workshop and discussion of personal experiences.
- Traumatic experiences often put this conviction to the test - but the test can be passed.
- Many have found it to be one of the most profound and enjoyable experiences of their lives.
- Talking about bad service, I've had my fair share of experiences in the past month.
- All the teachers involved were impressed by the learning experiences of the children.
- A parent can make or break a kid by providing positive or negative experiences.
- She treasured and shared this experience and kept contact with the friends she made there.
- Does anybody think that the larger the scale of event, the more people will have these types of experiences?
- The former maths teacher who grew up on Arran is strong on learning experiences.
- One of the most enjoyable experiences was a visit to one of the famous Hungarian thermal bath houses.
- Participants were asked to recall a traumatic event from their experiences.
- Our group is putting together a film of the visit, and we are only too happy to speak about our experiences at public events.
- That experience precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union.
- Although it is often used in a religious context, it is entirely appropriate to apply it to secular experiences.
- During that period she suffered extremely traumatic experiences which it is not necessary to recount.
- For me, it was one of the most intriguing and enjoyable experiences of the festival.
Synonyms
incident, occurrence, event, happening, affair, episode, encounter
adventure, exploit, escapade
circumstance, case
test, trial, ordeal

verb ɛkˈspɪərɪənsɪkˈspɪərɪənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns

[with object]

1Encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence)
经历，遭遇（大事或事件）
the company is experiencing difficulties
公司正经受困难的考验。
Example sentencesExamples
- We will experience events reflecting the inner world to match the outer.
- Participants could return after one week if they experienced adverse events or deterioration.
- Sufferers may experience an acute episode, followed by long periods with no symptoms at all.
- What is there to stop the same thing happening to the team should they experience a downturn in fortunes?
- It cited reasons of costs at a time when the economy was experiencing a downturn.
- What did this actually mean for the soldiers who experienced these events?
- You have to go to a few shows to fully experience this event that ebbs and flows like water.
- Most of those treated with the drug experienced adverse events at some time.
- We do not believe the global economy will experience a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat.
- If that breaks down, they experience a failure in a core function, regardless of the cause.
- The only way we can experience such royal events now is vicariously, through our modern media.
- We knew we would experience a difficult start because of our tight development schedule.
- There are no equivalent political systems that are not experiencing this change.
- Last year we experienced many significant events, some good and some not so good.
- About half the people who experience traumatic events and have a diagnosable psychiatric injury do not seek medical help.
- A society which feels uncomfortable with itself tends to experience change as a destructive process.
- This was the greatest single disaster ever experienced by the British army.
- It was inevitable that a ratings war would happen just as the economy experiences a downturn and advertisers go cold.
- In fact, just last month, the province came very close to experiencing a blackout of its own.
- Three years on and Europe has come to experience a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm.
Synonyms
undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with, run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront, be forced to contend with
feel, know, become familiar with
live/go through, sustain, suffer, endure, tolerate
participate in, taste, try
1. 1.1 Feel (an emotion or sensation)
  感受（情感）；体验
  an opportunity to experience the excitement of New York
  体验纽约激情的机会。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I kept experiencing these sensations of feeling really hot, as if in a fever.
  I have always said that I prefer to experience feelings to the full rather than shy away from them.
  For young men who experience feelings of despair the outlook is bleaker.
  The coach, if not his players, can be excused for experiencing a pang of apprehension.
  To experience new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean.
  You might experience love, lust or just friendly banter - whatever the outcome, it is worth a try.
  Fear is a powerful emotion experienced by many people with musculoskeletal disorders.
  We experience complex emotions and delicate beauty, feeling the vitality that only a human body can show.
  The deepest spiritual emotions are often experienced while one is alone in nature.
  These were living, breathing souls who could experience pain and emotions just as well as we can!
  These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they experience sensations.
  She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will experience culture shock.
  Let us hope that the choice is made before families here have to experience the grief and suffering now being felt in Spain.
  If you are someone who experiences depression or anxiety attacks you are welcome to come along.
  As a novelist myself, I often experience those edgy emotions with respect to fellow novelists.
  Eventually, you will begin to actually experience the sensation of energy tingling up the spine.
  We intend to provide an opportunity for others to experience the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us.
  Sometimes when people experience hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water.
  Competing at the world level gives me the opportunity to experience that feeling.
  In fact, it is when we experience intense emotion that wisdom is closest at hand.
  Synonyms
  undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer, be forced to contend with

Derivatives

experienceable

adjective

Such objective knowledge would not consist in knowing the thing in itself, but in knowing the timeless patterns of the things that are experienceable by us.

experiencer

noun

The mind is the experiencer of suffering, not the physical body.
Example sentencesExamples
- These are not available to an experiencer possessed only with sense-data and the self-evident truths of logic.
- No experience can exist without it having some content and without it having some independent existence in the experiencer's mind.
- What can the experiencer do to negate undesirable experiences or even to seek recourse?
- Here, the self is the seer of all things, enjoyer of all things, the experiencer of all things.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin experientia, from experiri 'try'. Compare with experiment and expert.

Definition of experience in US English:

experience

nounˌikˈspirēənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns

1Practical contact with and observation of facts or events.
经历；感受
he had already learned his lesson by painful experience
痛苦的经历使他接受了教训。
he spoke from experience
他讲的是他的亲身经历。
Example sentencesExamples
- Does it draw accurately from our experience and whatever facts we can find?
- Start with observation, ordinary sensory experience of the world around you.
- In fact, direct experience can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns.
- None of this denies the epistemic role of experience, of observation, in scientific inquiry.
- The Brits have in fact had first-hand experience and proved themselves worthy.
- In fact, my experience on the ground in the region also highlights an extremely difficult road ahead.
- We have no experience with the full 2005 aero package.
- In so far as it goes, it is based on fact, experience and experiment.
- It argues that observation and experience are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories.
- Students, as you may already know through experience or observation, do not have much money.
- In fact my experience is that these boots are simply not waterproof.
- In fact, experience shows that intelligence extracted by duress is often flawed.
- The fact that we need experience to grasp this meaning is irrelevant.
- Here is one painful lesson learned from experience that I would like to pass on to others.
- A couple of people on our steering committee had contacts and direct experience with people in Africa.
- As time passed and his consciousness developed, he acquired knowledge by experience.
- In my experience most in fact do see their employees as being a valuable contribution to their business.
- Bill is never a paragraph away from an anecdote, and everything he says is rooted in experience and fact.
- It's a sad fact that age and experience are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society.
- The third chapter was particularly good, if only because I have a tiny amount of personal experience of events.
Synonyms
involvement in, participation in
1. 1.1 The knowledge or skill acquired by experience over a period of time, especially that gained in a particular profession by someone at work.
  （尤指工作）经验
  older men whose experience could be called upon
  其经验可以借鉴的年长者。
  candidates with the necessary experience
  具有必要经验的求职者。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Not only does he have sound experience in organising major events, he is very familiar with the city and its local communities.
  He will apply them with the benefit of his professional skill and experience.
  At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and experience.
  She said it was also necessary to have past experience of working in the show.
  A great deal of training and experience is necessary to refine those technical skills.
  The fact that I have experience in that field might help but I will only offer my advice if asked for it.
  Most probably the oil industry will want to use his experience and contacts in some broader role.
  Others, however, who stay to gain management experience as officers and NCOs are highly regarded.
  He happened to be a barrister with considerable and very relevant professional experience and skills.
  The international vision is often based on earlier management experience and knowledge.
  Our salaries and recognition of our professional skills and experience have been eroded over many years.
  We send officers abroad to gain experience and pass that knowledge to the other members.
  She also worked in London, where she gained experience in the health and beauty industry.
  As training will be provided, no experience or skills are necessary, but they would be an advantage.
  No experience is necessary, as professional instructors will provide full training.
  How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting?
  She opted to gain more field experience as well as pay off debt acquired over four years.
  Along the way, your team gains experience and develops their skills.
  In addition they will gain valuable experience which could help them find employment or training opportunities.
  He said it was a pleasure to fish with such experts, who had 60 years fishing experience between them.
  Synonyms
  skill, practical knowledge, practice
2. 1.2 An event or occurrence that leaves an impression on someone.
  给人留下印象的事，经历
  for the younger players it has been a learning experience
  对于年轻的运动员来讲，它已成了一次得到长进的经历。
  Example sentencesExamples
  That experience precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union.
  Talking about bad service, I've had my fair share of experiences in the past month.
  All the teachers involved were impressed by the learning experiences of the children.
  During that period she suffered extremely traumatic experiences which it is not necessary to recount.
  Our group is putting together a film of the visit, and we are only too happy to speak about our experiences at public events.
  A parent can make or break a kid by providing positive or negative experiences.
  The former maths teacher who grew up on Arran is strong on learning experiences.
  For me, it was one of the most intriguing and enjoyable experiences of the festival.
  Although it is often used in a religious context, it is entirely appropriate to apply it to secular experiences.
  Participants were asked to recall a traumatic event from their experiences.
  Future events will include a dance workshop and discussion of personal experiences.
  One of my most complicated and enjoyable roleplaying experiences was when I was playing in a game as a double agent.
  One of the most enjoyable experiences was a visit to one of the famous Hungarian thermal bath houses.
  Does anybody think that the larger the scale of event, the more people will have these types of experiences?
  Many have found it to be one of the most profound and enjoyable experiences of their lives.
  I want him to write all the stuff he can remember about his early exploits and wartime experiences.
  In other words are there any unpleasant experiences associated with this event?
  These experiences are stored in the form of subtle impressions in our subconscious mind.
  She treasured and shared this experience and kept contact with the friends she made there.
  Traumatic experiences often put this conviction to the test - but the test can be passed.
  Synonyms
  incident, occurrence, event, happening, affair, episode, encounter

verbˌikˈspirēənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns

[with object]

1Encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence)
经历，遭遇（大事或事件）
the company is experiencing difficulties
公司正经受困难的考验。
Example sentencesExamples
- A society which feels uncomfortable with itself tends to experience change as a destructive process.
- You have to go to a few shows to fully experience this event that ebbs and flows like water.
- What is there to stop the same thing happening to the team should they experience a downturn in fortunes?
- It was inevitable that a ratings war would happen just as the economy experiences a downturn and advertisers go cold.
- This was the greatest single disaster ever experienced by the British army.
- The only way we can experience such royal events now is vicariously, through our modern media.
- In fact, just last month, the province came very close to experiencing a blackout of its own.
- Three years on and Europe has come to experience a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm.
- Most of those treated with the drug experienced adverse events at some time.
- What did this actually mean for the soldiers who experienced these events?
- Last year we experienced many significant events, some good and some not so good.
- There are no equivalent political systems that are not experiencing this change.
- We do not believe the global economy will experience a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat.
- If that breaks down, they experience a failure in a core function, regardless of the cause.
- It cited reasons of costs at a time when the economy was experiencing a downturn.
- We knew we would experience a difficult start because of our tight development schedule.
- About half the people who experience traumatic events and have a diagnosable psychiatric injury do not seek medical help.
- We will experience events reflecting the inner world to match the outer.
- Participants could return after one week if they experienced adverse events or deterioration.
- Sufferers may experience an acute episode, followed by long periods with no symptoms at all.
Synonyms
undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with, run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront, be forced to contend with
1. 1.1 Feel (an emotion)
  感受（情感）；体验
  an opportunity to experience the excitement of New York
  体验纽约激情的机会。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Competing at the world level gives me the opportunity to experience that feeling.
  We intend to provide an opportunity for others to experience the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us.
  We experience complex emotions and delicate beauty, feeling the vitality that only a human body can show.
  I kept experiencing these sensations of feeling really hot, as if in a fever.
  These were living, breathing souls who could experience pain and emotions just as well as we can!
  Sometimes when people experience hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water.
  As a novelist myself, I often experience those edgy emotions with respect to fellow novelists.
  Let us hope that the choice is made before families here have to experience the grief and suffering now being felt in Spain.
  The deepest spiritual emotions are often experienced while one is alone in nature.
  Fear is a powerful emotion experienced by many people with musculoskeletal disorders.
  I have always said that I prefer to experience feelings to the full rather than shy away from them.
  Eventually, you will begin to actually experience the sensation of energy tingling up the spine.
  To experience new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean.
  For young men who experience feelings of despair the outlook is bleaker.
  In fact, it is when we experience intense emotion that wisdom is closest at hand.
  You might experience love, lust or just friendly banter - whatever the outcome, it is worth a try.
  These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they experience sensations.
  The coach, if not his players, can be excused for experiencing a pang of apprehension.
  If you are someone who experiences depression or anxiety attacks you are welcome to come along.
  She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will experience culture shock.
  Synonyms
  undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer, be forced to contend with

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin experientia, from experiri ‘try’. Compare with experiment and expert.

单词	experience
释义	Definition of experience in English: experience noun ɛkˈspɪərɪənsɪkˈspɪərɪənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns 1mass noun Practical contact with and observation of facts or events. 经历；感受 he had learned his lesson by painful experience 痛苦的经历使他接受了教训。 she spoke from experience 他讲的是他的亲身经历。 Example sentencesExamples The fact that we need experience to grasp this meaning is irrelevant. None of this denies the epistemic role of experience, of observation, in scientific inquiry. In fact my experience is that these boots are simply not waterproof. In fact, direct experience can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns. Start with observation, ordinary sensory experience of the world around you. We have no experience with the full 2005 aero package. In so far as it goes, it is based on fact, experience and experiment. In fact, my experience on the ground in the region also highlights an extremely difficult road ahead. Bill is never a paragraph away from an anecdote, and everything he says is rooted in experience and fact. Here is one painful lesson learned from experience that I would like to pass on to others. In my experience most in fact do see their employees as being a valuable contribution to their business. In fact, experience shows that intelligence extracted by duress is often flawed. It's a sad fact that age and experience are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society. Does it draw accurately from our experience and whatever facts we can find? A couple of people on our steering committee had contacts and direct experience with people in Africa. As time passed and his consciousness developed, he acquired knowledge by experience. The Brits have in fact had first-hand experience and proved themselves worthy. It argues that observation and experience are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories. Students, as you may already know through experience or observation, do not have much money. The third chapter was particularly good, if only because I have a tiny amount of personal experience of events. Synonyms involvement in, participation in contact with, acquaintance with, exposure to observation of, awareness of familiarity with, conversance with, understanding of, impression of, insight into 1.1 The knowledge or skill acquired by a period of practical experience of something, especially that gained in a particular profession. （尤指工作）经验 you should have the necessary experience in health management Example sentencesExamples We send officers abroad to gain experience and pass that knowledge to the other members. How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting? The fact that I have experience in that field might help but I will only offer my advice if asked for it. He said it was a pleasure to fish with such experts, who had 60 years fishing experience between them. Our salaries and recognition of our professional skills and experience have been eroded over many years. As training will be provided, no experience or skills are necessary, but they would be an advantage. The international vision is often based on earlier management experience and knowledge. She also worked in London, where she gained experience in the health and beauty industry. No experience is necessary, as professional instructors will provide full training. Not only does he have sound experience in organising major events, he is very familiar with the city and its local communities. She opted to gain more field experience as well as pay off debt acquired over four years. At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and experience. Others, however, who stay to gain management experience as officers and NCOs are highly regarded. Most probably the oil industry will want to use his experience and contacts in some broader role. Along the way, your team gains experience and develops their skills. She said it was also necessary to have past experience of working in the show. He happened to be a barrister with considerable and very relevant professional experience and skills. He will apply them with the benefit of his professional skill and experience. A great deal of training and experience is necessary to refine those technical skills. In addition they will gain valuable experience which could help them find employment or training opportunities. Synonyms skill, practical knowledge, practice training, learning, education, grounding, knowledge, understanding, wisdom, professionalism background, record, history, past maturity, worldliness, sophistication, suaveness French savoir faire informal know-how 2An event or occurrence which leaves an impression on someone. 给人留下印象的事，经历 audition day is an enjoyable experience for any seven-year old Example sentencesExamples One of my most complicated and enjoyable roleplaying experiences was when I was playing in a game as a double agent. I want him to write all the stuff he can remember about his early exploits and wartime experiences. In other words are there any unpleasant experiences associated with this event? These experiences are stored in the form of subtle impressions in our subconscious mind. Future events will include a dance workshop and discussion of personal experiences. Traumatic experiences often put this conviction to the test - but the test can be passed. Many have found it to be one of the most profound and enjoyable experiences of their lives. Talking about bad service, I've had my fair share of experiences in the past month. All the teachers involved were impressed by the learning experiences of the children. A parent can make or break a kid by providing positive or negative experiences. She treasured and shared this experience and kept contact with the friends she made there. Does anybody think that the larger the scale of event, the more people will have these types of experiences? The former maths teacher who grew up on Arran is strong on learning experiences. One of the most enjoyable experiences was a visit to one of the famous Hungarian thermal bath houses. Participants were asked to recall a traumatic event from their experiences. Our group is putting together a film of the visit, and we are only too happy to speak about our experiences at public events. That experience precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union. Although it is often used in a religious context, it is entirely appropriate to apply it to secular experiences. During that period she suffered extremely traumatic experiences which it is not necessary to recount. For me, it was one of the most intriguing and enjoyable experiences of the festival. Synonyms incident, occurrence, event, happening, affair, episode, encounter adventure, exploit, escapade circumstance, case test, trial, ordeal verb ɛkˈspɪərɪənsɪkˈspɪərɪənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns [with object] 1Encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence) 经历，遭遇（大事或事件） the company is experiencing difficulties 公司正经受困难的考验。 Example sentencesExamples We will experience events reflecting the inner world to match the outer. Participants could return after one week if they experienced adverse events or deterioration. Sufferers may experience an acute episode, followed by long periods with no symptoms at all. What is there to stop the same thing happening to the team should they experience a downturn in fortunes? It cited reasons of costs at a time when the economy was experiencing a downturn. What did this actually mean for the soldiers who experienced these events? You have to go to a few shows to fully experience this event that ebbs and flows like water. Most of those treated with the drug experienced adverse events at some time. We do not believe the global economy will experience a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat. If that breaks down, they experience a failure in a core function, regardless of the cause. The only way we can experience such royal events now is vicariously, through our modern media. We knew we would experience a difficult start because of our tight development schedule. There are no equivalent political systems that are not experiencing this change. Last year we experienced many significant events, some good and some not so good. About half the people who experience traumatic events and have a diagnosable psychiatric injury do not seek medical help. A society which feels uncomfortable with itself tends to experience change as a destructive process. This was the greatest single disaster ever experienced by the British army. It was inevitable that a ratings war would happen just as the economy experiences a downturn and advertisers go cold. In fact, just last month, the province came very close to experiencing a blackout of its own. Three years on and Europe has come to experience a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm. Synonyms undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with, run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront, be forced to contend with feel, know, become familiar with live/go through, sustain, suffer, endure, tolerate participate in, taste, try 1.1 Feel (an emotion or sensation) 感受（情感）；体验 an opportunity to experience the excitement of New York 体验纽约激情的机会。 Example sentencesExamples I kept experiencing these sensations of feeling really hot, as if in a fever. I have always said that I prefer to experience feelings to the full rather than shy away from them. For young men who experience feelings of despair the outlook is bleaker. The coach, if not his players, can be excused for experiencing a pang of apprehension. To experience new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean. You might experience love, lust or just friendly banter - whatever the outcome, it is worth a try. Fear is a powerful emotion experienced by many people with musculoskeletal disorders. We experience complex emotions and delicate beauty, feeling the vitality that only a human body can show. The deepest spiritual emotions are often experienced while one is alone in nature. These were living, breathing souls who could experience pain and emotions just as well as we can! These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they experience sensations. She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will experience culture shock. Let us hope that the choice is made before families here have to experience the grief and suffering now being felt in Spain. If you are someone who experiences depression or anxiety attacks you are welcome to come along. As a novelist myself, I often experience those edgy emotions with respect to fellow novelists. Eventually, you will begin to actually experience the sensation of energy tingling up the spine. We intend to provide an opportunity for others to experience the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us. Sometimes when people experience hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water. Competing at the world level gives me the opportunity to experience that feeling. In fact, it is when we experience intense emotion that wisdom is closest at hand. Synonyms undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer, be forced to contend with Derivatives experienceable adjective Such objective knowledge would not consist in knowing the thing in itself, but in knowing the timeless patterns of the things that are experienceable by us. experiencer noun The mind is the experiencer of suffering, not the physical body. Example sentencesExamples These are not available to an experiencer possessed only with sense-data and the self-evident truths of logic. No experience can exist without it having some content and without it having some independent existence in the experiencer's mind. What can the experiencer do to negate undesirable experiences or even to seek recourse? Here, the self is the seer of all things, enjoyer of all things, the experiencer of all things. Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin experientia, from experiri 'try'. Compare with experiment and expert. Definition of experience in US English: experience nounˌikˈspirēənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns 1Practical contact with and observation of facts or events. 经历；感受 he had already learned his lesson by painful experience 痛苦的经历使他接受了教训。 he spoke from experience 他讲的是他的亲身经历。 Example sentencesExamples Does it draw accurately from our experience and whatever facts we can find? Start with observation, ordinary sensory experience of the world around you. In fact, direct experience can be a fast way for kids to learn the ropes of misleading ad campaigns. None of this denies the epistemic role of experience, of observation, in scientific inquiry. The Brits have in fact had first-hand experience and proved themselves worthy. In fact, my experience on the ground in the region also highlights an extremely difficult road ahead. We have no experience with the full 2005 aero package. In so far as it goes, it is based on fact, experience and experiment. It argues that observation and experience are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories. Students, as you may already know through experience or observation, do not have much money. In fact my experience is that these boots are simply not waterproof. In fact, experience shows that intelligence extracted by duress is often flawed. The fact that we need experience to grasp this meaning is irrelevant. Here is one painful lesson learned from experience that I would like to pass on to others. A couple of people on our steering committee had contacts and direct experience with people in Africa. As time passed and his consciousness developed, he acquired knowledge by experience. In my experience most in fact do see their employees as being a valuable contribution to their business. Bill is never a paragraph away from an anecdote, and everything he says is rooted in experience and fact. It's a sad fact that age and experience are no longer accorded a proper respect in our society. The third chapter was particularly good, if only because I have a tiny amount of personal experience of events. Synonyms involvement in, participation in 1.1 The knowledge or skill acquired by experience over a period of time, especially that gained in a particular profession by someone at work. （尤指工作）经验 older men whose experience could be called upon 其经验可以借鉴的年长者。 candidates with the necessary experience 具有必要经验的求职者。 Example sentencesExamples Not only does he have sound experience in organising major events, he is very familiar with the city and its local communities. He will apply them with the benefit of his professional skill and experience. At 18 she started working in Ibiza and built up contacts and experience. She said it was also necessary to have past experience of working in the show. A great deal of training and experience is necessary to refine those technical skills. The fact that I have experience in that field might help but I will only offer my advice if asked for it. Most probably the oil industry will want to use his experience and contacts in some broader role. Others, however, who stay to gain management experience as officers and NCOs are highly regarded. He happened to be a barrister with considerable and very relevant professional experience and skills. The international vision is often based on earlier management experience and knowledge. Our salaries and recognition of our professional skills and experience have been eroded over many years. We send officers abroad to gain experience and pass that knowledge to the other members. She also worked in London, where she gained experience in the health and beauty industry. As training will be provided, no experience or skills are necessary, but they would be an advantage. No experience is necessary, as professional instructors will provide full training. How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting? She opted to gain more field experience as well as pay off debt acquired over four years. Along the way, your team gains experience and develops their skills. In addition they will gain valuable experience which could help them find employment or training opportunities. He said it was a pleasure to fish with such experts, who had 60 years fishing experience between them. Synonyms skill, practical knowledge, practice 1.2 An event or occurrence that leaves an impression on someone. 给人留下印象的事，经历 for the younger players it has been a learning experience 对于年轻的运动员来讲，它已成了一次得到长进的经历。 Example sentencesExamples That experience precipitated my first contact as an employee with a union. Talking about bad service, I've had my fair share of experiences in the past month. All the teachers involved were impressed by the learning experiences of the children. During that period she suffered extremely traumatic experiences which it is not necessary to recount. Our group is putting together a film of the visit, and we are only too happy to speak about our experiences at public events. A parent can make or break a kid by providing positive or negative experiences. The former maths teacher who grew up on Arran is strong on learning experiences. For me, it was one of the most intriguing and enjoyable experiences of the festival. Although it is often used in a religious context, it is entirely appropriate to apply it to secular experiences. Participants were asked to recall a traumatic event from their experiences. Future events will include a dance workshop and discussion of personal experiences. One of my most complicated and enjoyable roleplaying experiences was when I was playing in a game as a double agent. One of the most enjoyable experiences was a visit to one of the famous Hungarian thermal bath houses. Does anybody think that the larger the scale of event, the more people will have these types of experiences? Many have found it to be one of the most profound and enjoyable experiences of their lives. I want him to write all the stuff he can remember about his early exploits and wartime experiences. In other words are there any unpleasant experiences associated with this event? These experiences are stored in the form of subtle impressions in our subconscious mind. She treasured and shared this experience and kept contact with the friends she made there. Traumatic experiences often put this conviction to the test - but the test can be passed. Synonyms incident, occurrence, event, happening, affair, episode, encounter verbˌikˈspirēənsˌɪkˈspɪriəns [with object] 1Encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence) 经历，遭遇（大事或事件） the company is experiencing difficulties 公司正经受困难的考验。 Example sentencesExamples A society which feels uncomfortable with itself tends to experience change as a destructive process. You have to go to a few shows to fully experience this event that ebbs and flows like water. What is there to stop the same thing happening to the team should they experience a downturn in fortunes? It was inevitable that a ratings war would happen just as the economy experiences a downturn and advertisers go cold. This was the greatest single disaster ever experienced by the British army. The only way we can experience such royal events now is vicariously, through our modern media. In fact, just last month, the province came very close to experiencing a blackout of its own. Three years on and Europe has come to experience a spectacular reversal of fortune in the economic realm. Most of those treated with the drug experienced adverse events at some time. What did this actually mean for the soldiers who experienced these events? Last year we experienced many significant events, some good and some not so good. There are no equivalent political systems that are not experiencing this change. We do not believe the global economy will experience a severe downturn, nor do we foresee a major inflationary threat. If that breaks down, they experience a failure in a core function, regardless of the cause. It cited reasons of costs at a time when the economy was experiencing a downturn. We knew we would experience a difficult start because of our tight development schedule. About half the people who experience traumatic events and have a diagnosable psychiatric injury do not seek medical help. We will experience events reflecting the inner world to match the outer. Participants could return after one week if they experienced adverse events or deterioration. Sufferers may experience an acute episode, followed by long periods with no symptoms at all. Synonyms undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with, run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront, be forced to contend with 1.1 Feel (an emotion) 感受（情感）；体验 an opportunity to experience the excitement of New York 体验纽约激情的机会。 Example sentencesExamples Competing at the world level gives me the opportunity to experience that feeling. We intend to provide an opportunity for others to experience the joy and also comfort our faith brings to us. We experience complex emotions and delicate beauty, feeling the vitality that only a human body can show. I kept experiencing these sensations of feeling really hot, as if in a fever. These were living, breathing souls who could experience pain and emotions just as well as we can! Sometimes when people experience hunger pangs, their body is actually telling them that it needs water. As a novelist myself, I often experience those edgy emotions with respect to fellow novelists. Let us hope that the choice is made before families here have to experience the grief and suffering now being felt in Spain. The deepest spiritual emotions are often experienced while one is alone in nature. Fear is a powerful emotion experienced by many people with musculoskeletal disorders. I have always said that I prefer to experience feelings to the full rather than shy away from them. Eventually, you will begin to actually experience the sensation of energy tingling up the spine. To experience new emotions, good and bad, we have to climb the mountains, and swim the ocean. For young men who experience feelings of despair the outlook is bleaker. In fact, it is when we experience intense emotion that wisdom is closest at hand. You might experience love, lust or just friendly banter - whatever the outcome, it is worth a try. These patients have no awareness of their surroundings, nor do they experience sensations. The coach, if not his players, can be excused for experiencing a pang of apprehension. If you are someone who experiences depression or anxiety attacks you are welcome to come along. She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will experience culture shock. Synonyms undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer, be forced to contend with Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin experientia, from experiri ‘try’. Compare with experiment and expert.
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