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Перевод: pundit

[существительное]
ученый индус; ученый брамин; ученый муж

Тезаурус:

1. Mr Edward Pearce, the political pundit whose views have appeared in an impressive number of different newspapers over the past few years, has been pondering the curse of the accountant for the benefit of Guardian readers.
2. Now he pops up at Rupert Murdoch's Sky TV, as a pundit.
3. "Fashion Mad", it was titled, and this one was not written by a celebrated style pundit, but by a previously unrecognised talent called Associated Press.
4. Of the 14 key studio anchor or pundit roles on BBC1, ITV and Radio 4 election night shows, only one has been assigned to a woman.
5. Let them think him high-handed; he was damned if he was going to let this greasy television pundit push him about.
6. The teams were as committed as any minister or pundit to widening choice, responding
7. Every single psephologist, political pundit and pollster must now resign, be sacked, or better yet, commit suicide.
8. FOR those who say the America's Cup cannot leave San Diego soon enough, Gary Jobson, the American television pundit, has this message: "If the defenders' final trial is between Dennis Conner and Bill Koch, Conner will win and the cup will stay in San Diego.
9. "He is constantly being thrust down our throats by the BBC and others as an ace pundit.
10. They are joined by Mr John Quinton, chairman of Barclays Bank, while a CBE goes to the monetarist pundit, Mr Gordon Pepper of Midland Montague.
11. Brady will go to the ball, but in the same role as Best and Johnny Giles: media pundit.
12. Bruce Herschensohn, a TV pundit in California seeking the Republican nomination in an upcoming Senate US race, proclaimed in the wake of the riots that "some people are rotten", and derided the idea of underlying social causes.
13. The American pundit Donald Reiman, editor of The Bodleian Shelley Manuscripts, says it illuminates "a very dim corner of Shelley's early life".