e·lite

adjective

/eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/

[only before noun]

belonging to a group of people in society that is small in number but powerful and with a lot of influence, because they are rich, intelligent, etc.精英：属于社会上人数不多，但权势很大，影响力很大的群体，因为他们很有钱，很有智慧等等。
- an elite group of senior officials一批出类拔萃的高级官员
- an elite military academy精英军事学院
Topics Social issuesc1
(especially in sport) having or showing the greatest ability at the highest level of competition精英：在最高水平的比赛中拥有或表现出最大的能力
- an elite athlete/swimmer/runner精英运动员/游泳运动员/跑步运动员
- the world of elite sports精英体育的世界

e·lite

noun

/eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/

[countable + singular or plural verb]

a small group of people in a society, etc. who are powerful and have a lot of influence, because they are rich, intelligent, etc.上层集团；（统称）掌权人物，社会精英
- a member of the ruling/intellectual elite上层统治集团的成员；知识界的精英
- Public opinion is influenced by the small elite who control the media.舆论为少数控制着新闻媒介的上层人士所左右。
- In these countries, only the elite can afford an education for their children.在这些国家，只有上层人士才供得起子女上学。
Extra Examples
- He was an influential member of the ruling elite.他是统治集团中的权势人物。
- These people form an elite who have the power to make decisions.这些人构成了有决定权的精英集团。
- a club for members of the business elite商界精英俱乐部
- the European Union's technocratic elites欧盟技术官僚精英
- Cultural centres should not just be for the use of a social elite.文化中心不应只供社会精英使用。
- He came from the country's intellectual elite.他属于这个国家的知识界精英。
- The global elite has held meetings there since 1873.自 1873 年以来，全球精英就一直在这里举行会议。
- The election result was seen as a backlash of the working class against the metropolitan liberal elite.选举结果被视为工人阶级对大都市自由派精英的强烈抵制。
Topics Social issuesc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- governing
- power
- ruling
- …
verb + elite
- create
- form
- join
- …
phrases
- a member of an elite
a group of people with the greatest ability at the highest level of competition, especially in sport（体育比赛）精英
- The club has returned to the elite of European football.这家俱乐部已回归欧洲足球精英圈。

Word Originlate 18th cent.: from French élite ‘selection, choice’, from élire ‘to elect’, from a variant of Latin eligere, from e- (variant of ex-) ‘out’ + legere ‘to pick’.

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单词	elite
释义	e·lite adjective /eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/ /eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/ [only before noun] belonging to a group of people in society that is small in number but powerful and with a lot of influence, because they are rich, intelligent, etc.精英：属于社会上人数不多，但权势很大，影响力很大的群体，因为他们很有钱，很有智慧等等。 an elite group of senior officials一批出类拔萃的高级官员 an elite military academy精英军事学院 Topics Social issuesc1 (especially in sport) having or showing the greatest ability at the highest level of competition精英：在最高水平的比赛中拥有或表现出最大的能力 an elite athlete/swimmer/runner精英运动员/游泳运动员/跑步运动员 the world of elite sports精英体育的世界 e·lite noun /eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/ /eɪˈliːt/, /ɪˈliːt/ [countable + singular or plural verb] a small group of people in a society, etc. who are powerful and have a lot of influence, because they are rich, intelligent, etc.上层集团；（统称）掌权人物，社会精英 a member of the ruling/intellectual elite上层统治集团的成员；知识界的精英 Public opinion is influenced by the small elite who control the media.舆论为少数控制着新闻媒介的上层人士所左右。 In these countries, only the elite can afford an education for their children.在这些国家，只有上层人士才供得起子女上学。 Extra Examples He was an influential member of the ruling elite.他是统治集团中的权势人物。 These people form an elite who have the power to make decisions.这些人构成了有决定权的精英集团。 a club for members of the business elite商界精英俱乐部 the European Union's technocratic elites欧盟技术官僚精英 Cultural centres should not just be for the use of a social elite.文化中心不应只供社会精英使用。 He came from the country's intellectual elite.他属于这个国家的知识界精英。 The global elite has held meetings there since 1873.自 1873 年以来，全球精英就一直在这里举行会议。 The election result was seen as a backlash of the working class against the metropolitan liberal elite.选举结果被视为工人阶级对大都市自由派精英的强烈抵制。 Topics Social issuesc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective governing power ruling … verb + elite create form join … phrases a member of an elite a group of people with the greatest ability at the highest level of competition, especially in sport（体育比赛）精英 The club has returned to the elite of European football.这家俱乐部已回归欧洲足球精英圈。 Word Originlate 18th cent.: from French élite ‘selection, choice’, from élire ‘to elect’, from a variant of Latin eligere, from e- (variant of ex-) ‘out’ + legere ‘to pick’. Wordfinder civil rights class conform convention culture custom elite equality outsider society
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