Source: Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty, "The Strange Current Situation I've Witnessed for Twenty Years": "He is really an expert in criticizing the faults of things and talking about their origins." Definition: Expert: an expert.

Refers to a person who is proficient in this kind of business.

Pronunciation: hang jiā lǐ shǒu Example: 1. German companies have also become experts in outsourcing.

2. I am an expert at bowling.

3. These programmed little guys are expert builders.

4. Various real-life experts that the audience comes into contact with.

5. He is an expert at investing in developing countries with difficult and even unstable conditions.

6. Economists, who are supposed to be experts, generally fail to truly understand the nature and motivations of entrepreneurs.

7. Follow these steps to learn how to shoot three-pointers like a pro.

8. Although the wily Panetta only succeeded Robert Gates as secretary of defense earlier this month, he is recognized as an expert.

9. Experts need to look at things with new eyes, because this week's defeat poses the greatest threat to the post-war trading system.

10. Most of these recruitments target hard-to-find experts, which is especially important in the consulting industry where integrating knowledge is highly valued.

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12. He had worked under Rayan not long ago, but he was not yet an expert in currency misalignments and capital flow reversals.

13. Mr. Brown has served as Minister of Finance for a long time, and as an expert at the World Monetary Fund, his understanding of international finance is widely recognized.

14. Keep up with social development trends, work hard to study business, master the business skills of this position, continuously improve business level, and become an expert.

15. He was a connoisseur of corruption, and his friends at dinner parties called him a pornographer.

16. He moves like a boy, except he doesn't look like the connoisseurs of movement like Reagan, Clinton, etc., which is understandable, except that he can't stop acting like a boy in a situation that requires an older response.

Move around.

17. There is a thriving black market in alcohol in Libya, and Iranians are experts at home brewing.

18. The noodles in Shaanxi are not ordinary noodles. They are as down-to-earth as the people of Shaanxi. The aunties in Shaanxi are all experts at rolling noodles.