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ex·pe·ri·enced
 experienced
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- pronunciation:
- ihk
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ihnst
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adjective |
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If someone is experienced as an actor, they have done quite a lot of work as an actor. Because this person has done this amount of work, they know more about the job than people who are new to acting. They can often avoid mistakes and do their job better. If someone is experienced in anything, it means they have done it before and they know it pretty well. Bosses usually like to hire experienced workers.
The restaurant's new chef is very experienced.My grandfather is a very experienced fisherman. He's been teaching me a lot.- synonyms:
- education
- antonyms:
- green
- similar words:
- expert, master, skilled, wise
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