seasoned

美音：['siz(ə)nd] 英音：['siːz(ə)nd]

简单释义：

adj.富有经验的；老于此道的；调好味的；加了作料的

v.“season”的过去分词和过去式

网络老练的；经验丰富的；加作料的

完整释义：

adj.

1.熟练的,老练的

例句：

He had followed the procession of horses across the plain with his eyes, watching the seasoned women and the tough, intrepid men.
他曾经目送着那支马队从草原上走过，里面尽是饱经风霜的妇女和骠悍勇敢的男人。
The shooting range in July a. m. , outside at sleet light sleet, is a few slogans on the wall, the just seasoned fighter of a group of men.
七月上午的射击场，外面在下着小雪，墙上是几条标语，一群男人正在行军。
If you are a seasoned runner, you will not be able to immediately run as fast barefoot or in Vibrams as you would be able to normally.
如果你对长跑很有经验，你也不能一下子就可以裸着脚或穿着Viram的鞋跑得跟平常一样快。
A new administration is always a feeding-frenzy, but seasoned observers say that they have seen nothing like this scramble for employment.
新职位的竞争总是激烈的，但拥有丰富阅历的观察者都说他们从未见过如此疯狂的职位竞争。
Imagine being able to easily acquire the skills of a seasoned computer forensics expert from a bootable Linux CD.
设想一下，我们可以通过一张可引导的LinuxCD直接学到经验丰富的计算机取证专家的技能。
Seasoned traders in Tokyo barely batted an eyelash as the news began to emerge soon after trading began Wednesday.
对在周三股市开盘之后不久便出现的辞职新闻，经验老道的东京股市交易员甚至连眼睛都没眨一下。
Mr Donilon is not just a seasoned Democratic Party infighter but a foreign-policy intellectual who appears to have read everything.
多尼伦先生不仅仅是一位老道的民主党内斗派，更是一个外交政策的智囊，脑子里似乎装有所有东西。
Cantonese chef would consider it a culinary sin of the highest order to produce a dish that was overcooked or too heavily seasoned.
在粤菜厨师看来，食物煮的太久或口味过重都是烹饪大忌。

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