Definition of theorist in English:

theorist

noun ˈθɪərɪst

A person concerned with the theoretical aspects of a subject; a theoretician.
理论工作者；理论家
Example sentencesExamples
- So the theory goes, but backroom dealmakers always like to confound the theorists.
- Butler is really a cultural theorist rather than a philosopher.
- Disaster theorists will ruefully note that it has little to do with global warming.
- Legal theorists are generally interested in legal language and the legal subject.
- Some social theorists argue that individuals are not just motivated by self-interest.
- Composers and music theorists have long been preoccupied with the relationship between sound and space.
- Different theorists and proponents give different emphasis to different aspects.
- Neither the social theorist nor the moral theorist can continue to neglect them if she wishes to understand the world.
- Even our own theorists have already come up with things that may be better than rockets.
- What is portrayed in adverts and by social theorists is experienced in real life.
- Whatever his failings as a policy maker, as an economic theorist he is a genius.
- But in Sommers, we have the first theorist from the feminist tradition to talk up a return to male values.
- He dismisses both of these once popular theorists with a few crushing sentences and passes on.
- But Eagleton, one of the most widely read theorists alive, knows all this, so what does he mean?
- Yet as a scholar and a theorist in his field, his reputation is unparalleled.
- Critical theorists thus believe that theoretical debates are basically political debates.
- Cultural theorist Charles Mudede has written extensively on pop music, specifically hiphop.
- Our thoughts at this point are very much influenced by the ideas of Fabio Sergio, a design theorist working in Milan.
- The vote would however cause much soul-searching among Labour activists and theorists.

Rhymes

careerist, querist

Definition of theorist in US English:

theorist

noun

A person concerned with the theoretical aspects of a subject; a theoretician.
理论工作者；理论家
Example sentencesExamples
- Critical theorists thus believe that theoretical debates are basically political debates.
- Neither the social theorist nor the moral theorist can continue to neglect them if she wishes to understand the world.
- Composers and music theorists have long been preoccupied with the relationship between sound and space.
- Yet as a scholar and a theorist in his field, his reputation is unparalleled.
- Some social theorists argue that individuals are not just motivated by self-interest.
- Different theorists and proponents give different emphasis to different aspects.
- He dismisses both of these once popular theorists with a few crushing sentences and passes on.
- So the theory goes, but backroom dealmakers always like to confound the theorists.
- What is portrayed in adverts and by social theorists is experienced in real life.
- Cultural theorist Charles Mudede has written extensively on pop music, specifically hiphop.
- Even our own theorists have already come up with things that may be better than rockets.
- Disaster theorists will ruefully note that it has little to do with global warming.
- Our thoughts at this point are very much influenced by the ideas of Fabio Sergio, a design theorist working in Milan.
- Legal theorists are generally interested in legal language and the legal subject.
- But Eagleton, one of the most widely read theorists alive, knows all this, so what does he mean?
- Whatever his failings as a policy maker, as an economic theorist he is a genius.
- But in Sommers, we have the first theorist from the feminist tradition to talk up a return to male values.
- Butler is really a cultural theorist rather than a philosopher.
- The vote would however cause much soul-searching among Labour activists and theorists.

单词	theorist
释义	Definition of theorist in English: theorist noun ˈθɪərɪst A person concerned with the theoretical aspects of a subject; a theoretician. 理论工作者；理论家 Example sentencesExamples So the theory goes, but backroom dealmakers always like to confound the theorists. Butler is really a cultural theorist rather than a philosopher. Disaster theorists will ruefully note that it has little to do with global warming. Legal theorists are generally interested in legal language and the legal subject. Some social theorists argue that individuals are not just motivated by self-interest. Composers and music theorists have long been preoccupied with the relationship between sound and space. Different theorists and proponents give different emphasis to different aspects. Neither the social theorist nor the moral theorist can continue to neglect them if she wishes to understand the world. Even our own theorists have already come up with things that may be better than rockets. What is portrayed in adverts and by social theorists is experienced in real life. Whatever his failings as a policy maker, as an economic theorist he is a genius. But in Sommers, we have the first theorist from the feminist tradition to talk up a return to male values. He dismisses both of these once popular theorists with a few crushing sentences and passes on. But Eagleton, one of the most widely read theorists alive, knows all this, so what does he mean? Yet as a scholar and a theorist in his field, his reputation is unparalleled. Critical theorists thus believe that theoretical debates are basically political debates. Cultural theorist Charles Mudede has written extensively on pop music, specifically hiphop. Our thoughts at this point are very much influenced by the ideas of Fabio Sergio, a design theorist working in Milan. The vote would however cause much soul-searching among Labour activists and theorists. Rhymes careerist, querist Definition of theorist in US English: theorist noun A person concerned with the theoretical aspects of a subject; a theoretician. 理论工作者；理论家 Example sentencesExamples Critical theorists thus believe that theoretical debates are basically political debates. Neither the social theorist nor the moral theorist can continue to neglect them if she wishes to understand the world. Composers and music theorists have long been preoccupied with the relationship between sound and space. Yet as a scholar and a theorist in his field, his reputation is unparalleled. Some social theorists argue that individuals are not just motivated by self-interest. Different theorists and proponents give different emphasis to different aspects. He dismisses both of these once popular theorists with a few crushing sentences and passes on. So the theory goes, but backroom dealmakers always like to confound the theorists. What is portrayed in adverts and by social theorists is experienced in real life. Cultural theorist Charles Mudede has written extensively on pop music, specifically hiphop. Even our own theorists have already come up with things that may be better than rockets. Disaster theorists will ruefully note that it has little to do with global warming. Our thoughts at this point are very much influenced by the ideas of Fabio Sergio, a design theorist working in Milan. Legal theorists are generally interested in legal language and the legal subject. But Eagleton, one of the most widely read theorists alive, knows all this, so what does he mean? Whatever his failings as a policy maker, as an economic theorist he is a genius. But in Sommers, we have the first theorist from the feminist tradition to talk up a return to male values. Butler is really a cultural theorist rather than a philosopher. The vote would however cause much soul-searching among Labour activists and theorists.
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