Elite Meaning in English
word
/eɪˈɫit/
i-LEET
/ɪlˈiːt/
i-LEET
释义
A group of people considered to be the best, most powerful, or most skilled in a society or organization.
用法与细微差别
Usually used for small, influential groups, often with special privileges. Can have a positive (high achievement) or negative (exclusive, out of touch) connotation. Used as both a noun ('the elite') and adjective ('elite athletes').
Spanish: élitePortuguese (BR): elitePortuguese (PT): eliteChinese (Simplified): 精英Chinese (Traditional): 菁英Hindi: एलिटArabic: نخبةBengali: এলিট - শ্রেষ্ঠ ব্যক্তিদের দলRussian: элитаJapanese: エリートVietnamese: tinh elite - nhóm tinh hoaKorean: 엘리트Turkish: elitUrdu: اشرافیہ - ایلیٹIndonesian: elit
例句
She trained hard to join the elite team.
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Only the elite have access to this club.
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He dreams of becoming an elite scientist.
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The political elite often make decisions behind closed doors.
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These are shoes made for elite athletes.
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It’s hard to break into the social elite if you weren’t born into it.
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