self-taught — having acquired knowledge or skill on one's own initiative rather than through formal instruction or training
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having acquired knowledge or skill on one's own initiative rather than through formal instruction or training
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌsɛlf ˈtɔːt/
Korean meaning: 정식 교육 없이 스스로 학습하여 지식이나 기술을 습득한
Korean pronunciation: 셀프**토트**
Example Sentences
- The self-taught chef's restaurant became famous overnight when Gordon Ramsay couldn't find a single thing to criticize.
- Many successful entrepreneurs are self-taught individuals who learned through trial and error.
- As a self-taught guitarist, he could play beautifully but couldn't read a single note of sheet music.
self-taught
ADJECTIVE//ˌsɛlf ˈtɔːt//
having acquired knowledge or skill on one's own initiative rather than through formal instruction or training
having acquired knowledge or skill on one's own initiative rather than through formal instruction or training
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Origin
'자기 자신'을 뜻하는 self와 '가르치다'의 과거분사형 taught가 결합되어 '스스로 가르쳐진, 독학한'이라는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“The self-taught chef's restaurant became famous overnight when Gordon Ramsay couldn't find a single thing to criticize.”
“Many successful entrepreneurs are self-taught individuals who learned through trial and error.”
“As a self-taught guitarist, he could play beautifully but couldn't read a single note of sheet music.”
“The self-taught language learner became fluent in five languages through online resources.”
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