"skill, talent, calling," 1792, from French métier "trade, profession," from Old French mestier "task, affair, service, function, duty," from Gallo-Roman *misterium, from Latin ministerium "office, service," from minister "servant" (see minister (n.)).
双语例句
1. It was as the magazine's business manager that he found his true metier.
他在担任杂志的业务经理后才发现自己真正的专长。
来自柯林斯例句
2. Don't ask me how to make an omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
可别问我怎么摊鸡蛋, 烹饪不是我的专长.
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3. Don't ask me how to make omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
可别问我怎么摊鸡蛋, 烹饪不是我的专长.
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4. In law he found his true metier.
他在法律方面找到了真正适合他的工作.
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英英释意
1. an asset of special worth or utility;
"cooking is his forte"
2. an occupation for which you are especially well suited;
"in law he found his true metier"
实用场景例句
It was as the magazine's business manager that he found his true metier.
他在担任杂志的业务经理后才发现自己真正的专长。
柯林斯高阶英语词典
Don't ask me how to make an omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
可别问我怎么摊鸡蛋, 烹饪不是我的专长.
期刊摘选
Don't ask me how to make omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
可别问我怎么摊鸡蛋, 烹饪不是我的专长.
期刊摘选
In law he found his true metier.
他在法律方面找到了真正适合他的工作.
期刊摘选
It was as the magazine's business manager that he found his true metier.
