clued-up

clued-up — 形容詞

IPA/ˌkluːd ˈʌp/
IPA/ˌkluːd ˈʌp/

1. A person who knows a lot about a subject because they have taken the time to lea

1.形容詞C1
釋義

精通;內行

對某領域有深入知識

A person who knows a lot about a subject because they have taken the time to learn it in detail or have had direct experience with it.

例句

Elena is very clued-up about classical music and can recognise any symphony by its first few bars.

Elena 對古典音樂非常精通,光是聽開頭幾個小節就能認出任何一首交響曲。

be clued-up about + topic (music)

My grandfather is clued-up on antique furniture and can date a chair just by looking at its legs.

我祖父對古董家具很內行,光是看一眼椅腳就能判斷出它的年代。

be clued-up on + topic (antiques)

同義詞
  • knowledgeable

    neutral register, not restricted to British English

  • well-informed

    slightly more formal than 'clued-up', used in both British and American English

  • savvy

    more informal, carries a tone of practical intelligence

反義詞
  • clueless

    informal opposite; suggests complete lack of knowledge or awareness

文法句型

be clued-up about [topic]

be clued-up on [topic]

用法筆記

Always used predicatively (after 'be'), never before a noun. This is informal British English; the American equivalent is 'clued in' or 'in the know'.

常見錯誤

He is very clue-up about computers.
He is very clued-up about computers.
💡The past-participle form 'clued-up' is fixed; never drop the '-d'.
a clued-up expert' (attributive before noun)
an expert who is clued-up
💡'clued-up' is predicative only in standard British use.

clued-up — 片語動詞

IPA/klˈuːdˈʌp/
IPA/klˈuːdˈʌp/