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Meanings of generalist in inglés

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generalista

Someone who does not specialise professionally but who has a good basic knowledge of all kinds of subjects.

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      Examples for "Renaissance man"
      Examples for "Renaissance man"
      1
      A true Renaissance man, Mike is also largely responsible for the poetry.
      Bones to Ashes
      2
      Two months later, led by hip-hop Renaissance man Fab 5 Freddy, Yo!
      Ebony
      3
      John was a dabbler, a sort of Renaissance man, if you will.
      Wired
      4
      Eratosthenes was an all-around guy, a Renaissance man centuries before the Renaissance.
      Wired
      5
      Michael Scott was an extraordinary human being, a true Renaissance man.
      The Irish Times
      1
      DO ONE thing really well or be the jack of all trades?
      News.com.au
      2
      He was a jack of all trades, if you'll excuse the pun.
      Storm Front
      3
      He was a doorman and jack of all trades here, I'm told.'
      Voices
      4
      He hopes not to end up a jack of all trades.
      The new yorker
      5
      It was a kind of jack of all trades and master of none.
      A journey: my political life
      Usage of generalist in inglés
      1
      Isotope signatures for mountain goat and Dall's sheep showed generalist feeding patterns.
      Pubmed
      2
      Another colleague and generalist who keeps watch over my work is Steven Soter.
      Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
      3
      Be a generalist in pleasure and recreation, but not in business.
      Dollars and Sense
      4
      Her Confederation generalist didactic memory identified it immediately: a soldier-caste Tyrathca.
      The Reality Dysfunction
      5
      There's a feeling of inevitability around paywalls on generalist news sites.
      The Guardian
      6
      When this nation of ours was born nearly every one was a generalist.
      Dollars and Sense
      7
      Less is known about the effects of environmental conditions on specialist versus generalist parasites.
      Pubmed
      8
      The classifier also provided independent prognostic information that outperformed the subspecialist and generalist diagnosis.
      Pubmed
      9
      Be a specialist in business and a generalist in pleasure.
      Dollars and Sense
      10
      They all also agreed that the "generalist" is no longer in demand.
      Reuters
      11
      In contrast, clinical genetics was not identified as a core component of generalist practice.
      Pubmed
      12
      At the opposite end of the career ladder, more generalist skills are also useful.
      The Guardian
      13
      Beetle activity added generalist morphs to the mycobiome that overrode the initial host association.
      Pubmed
      14
      With groups this size it's hard to be a generalist.
      The Guardian
      15
      On the contrary, some contemporaneous generalist lineages like Apodemus show a limited morphological evolution.
      Pubmed
      16
      In my view, the generalist nature of our work is what makes it so special.
      The Irish Times
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      generalista
      Generalist through the time
      Generalist across language varieties
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