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Перевод: expert

[прилагательное]
опытный; квалифицированный; высококвалифицированный; искусный; экспертный;
[существительное]
специалист ; знаток ; эксперт

Тезаурус:

1. Expert Systems: The Integrating Vehicle
2. "I am meeting in one hour with a senior Air Force expert," said Stannard.
3. This is not a guide as to when to call on expert medical advice which should always be determined by the condition of the patient and carried out at whatever stage you would normally call upon such help whether or not you are treating them with Homoeopathic remedies.
4. A meticulously restored 10th century farmhouse situated near Sevenoaks is the nerve centre for the broadcasting exploits of Kent's favourite gardening expert, Harry Smith.
5. Take your time choosing your ring and enjoy the benefit of receiving expert help and advice from the Beaverbrooks professionally trained staff.
6. The counsellee is the teacher and expert, the counsellor the pupil.
7. The picture shows without doubt that the royal couple are close to a marriage split, says an expert in body language.
8. One is reminded of the early expert, but possibly apocryphal, prediction that the maximum number of computers which could be envisaged as being necessary in the UK might be as much as two.
9. What is certain is that expert systems increased the competitiveness of those companies who implemented them.
10. Valuations were a matter of fact and expert opinion, and according to the Lord President (Clyde) in Duke of Portland v Woods Trustees 1926, a true valuation could be made only after employing more than one measure, each legitimate but none necessarily conclusive by itself.
11. As ever, there is much to be gained from seeking expert advice at an early stage, especially since tax law changes at least as rapidly as employment law and your personal circumstances may also affect the view that you ought to take.
12. Professor Akira Fujiwara, an acknowledged expert on the Rape of Nanking who was called as one of the witnesses in the case, said that "in spite of the government's promise to correct bias in history textbooks, the screening system has actually got worse since the 1982 diplomatic protests.
13. Yes, they do, in the opinion of John Lyall, the manager of Ipswich and an expert better placed to judge than most.