litterateur.

/lit-er-uh-tur; French lee-tey-ra-tœr/US // ˌlɪt ər əˈtɜr; French li teɪ raˈtœr //UK // (ˌlɪtərəˈtɜː, French literatœr) //

文学家,文艺工作者,文学工作者,文人

Definitions

1.
plural lit·té·ra·teurs [lit-er-uh-turz; French lee-tey-ra-tœr]. /ˌlɪt ər əˈtɜrz; French li teɪ raˈtœr/.
- ›a literary person, especially a writer of literary works.

as inscholar

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as inman of letters

Synonyms

He is above all else a litterateur who is addressing an audience with a decided taste for good literature.
No Judeo-German litterateur has ever been able to make more than a scanty living, and that only sporadically, out of his books.
The following observation by an eminent eye specialist and litterateur illustrates the opening paragraph of this chapter.
She was the widow of a celebrated litterateur and was herself well known as a brilliant but shallow writer.
And it would be thus the architect, not the litterateur, that would be permanently remembered.

/lit-er-uh-tur; French lee-tey-ra-tœr/US // ˌlɪt ər əˈtɜr; French li teɪ raˈtœr //UK // (ˌlɪtərəˈtɜː, French literatœr) //

文学家,文艺工作者,文学工作者,文人

1.
plural lit·té·ra·teurs [lit-er-uh-turz; French lee-tey-ra-tœr]. /ˌlɪt ər əˈtɜrz; French li teɪ raˈtœr/.
- ›a literary person, especially a writer of literary works.

as inscholar

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Antonyms

as inman of letters

Synonyms

He is above all else a litterateur who is addressing an audience with a decided taste for good literature.
No Judeo-German litterateur has ever been able to make more than a scanty living, and that only sporadically, out of his books.
The following observation by an eminent eye specialist and litterateur illustrates the opening paragraph of this chapter.
She was the widow of a celebrated litterateur and was herself well known as a brilliant but shallow writer.
And it would be thus the architect, not the litterateur, that would be permanently remembered.