名词老练，精明; 强词夺理，诡辩; 伪品，掺杂品; 有教养
1. 诡辩：sophisticated老于世故的 | sophistication 诡辩 | spat小争吵
2. 挑剔：Pasta意大利面制品, 意大利面食(包括通心粉及面条等) | Sophistication 挑剔 | Entity实体;整体
3. 混杂(信号的)：sonphotography 声像照相术 | sophistication 混杂(信号的) | sorbing agent 吸附剂
1. (机器、方法的)精密，复杂，先进
The sophistication of machines or methods is their quality of being more advanced or complex than others.
e.g. ...the sophistication of one of the world's richest cities...
作为世界上最富庶的城市之一，它的精致和优雅…
e.g. Given the sophistication of modern machines, there is little that cannot be successfully washed at home.
鉴于现代机器的先进程度，几乎没有什么东西是在家里洗不了的。
2. (人的)高度文化修养
Sophistication is the quality of being comfortable in social situations and knowing about culture, fashion, and other matters that are considered socially important.
e.g. James Bond is known for his sophistication, his style and his sense of class.
举止优雅、风度翩翩且派头十足是詹姆斯·邦德一贯的形象。
3. 精明老练
Sophistication is the quality of being intelligent and knowing a lot, so that you are able to understand complicated situations.
e.g. Swift said the growing sophistication among biotech investors presented an opportunity for a more specialist investment fund.
斯威夫特说，生物科技领域的投资人越来越精明了，这也为我们获得一个更专业的投资基金提供了机会。
1. Boasting dark wood paneling and floor to ceiling windows offering an eyeful of Houhai, this small jazz dive defines rugged sophistication.
2. Though officials have started eschewing their old ways, they are still far from being adept at communication skills and sophistication.
3. It may be just a moon crater to most, but Chinese sophistication demands at least five different ways of referring to it.
4. The peak demand for transport requires considerable sophistication in planning and dispatching on the railway departments'part.
5. China's retail fashion market has shown significant growth and dynamism recently due to a growing number of international outlets and increased sophistication in local retailers.
6. This was so obvious a fabrication - by someone who is too into melodrama - that one could only laugh at its lack of sophistication.
7. Strict licences for firecracker retailers and detailed technical standards for firecrackers sold on the local market showed a high degree of sophistication.
8. It may look rustic, but the sophistication is all in the details.
9. Perhaps we should learn a little from Mo's dedication, sophistication and " hallucinatory realism " in these times of challenges and opportunities.
10. Both are noted for their high degree of sophistication - culturally, industrially and technologically.
noun
1. sophistication是什么意思
1. falsification by the use of sophistry
misleading by means of specious fallacies
e.g. he practiced the art of sophistication upon reason
2. the quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment
Synonym: worldliness mundaneness mundanity
3. being expert or having knowledge of some technical subject
e.g. understanding affine transformations requires considerable mathematical sophistication
4. a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone
5. uplifting enlightenment
Synonym: edification