experienced

experienced
adjective
erfahren (in in + Dat.)

an experienced eye — ein geschulter Blick

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adjective (having gained knowledge from experience; skilled: an experienced mountaineer.) erfahren
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ex·peri·enced
[ɪkˈspɪəriən(t)st, ek-, AM -ˈspɪr-]
adj (approv) erfahren
an \experienced eye ein geschultes Auge
someone \experienced applicant jemand mit mehr Erfahrung
▪ to be \experienced at [or in] sth Erfahrung in etw dat haben, in etw dat erfahren sein
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[Ik'spIərɪənst]
adj
person erfahren; staff, teacher, driver etc also mit Erfahrung

we need someone more experienced — wir brauchen jemanden mit mehr Erfahrung or jemanden, der mehr Erfahrung hat

an experienced eye — ein geschulter Blick

to be experienced in sth — in etw (dat) Erfahrung haben or erfahren sein

they are experienced in helping elderly people — sie haben Erfahrung darin, älteren Leuten zu helfen

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experienced adj erfahren, bewandert, (fach-, sach)kundig, bewährt, erprobt, routiniert:
be experienced (auch sexuelle) Erfahrung haben;
she only likes experienced men sie mag nur Männer mit Erfahrung
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adjective
erfahren (in in + Dat.)

an experienced eye — ein geschulter Blick

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adj.
ausgetestet adj.
erfahren adj.
experimentiert adj.
routiniert adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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