how to understand this sentence ”high quality but really experience“?
what's meaning of the word "experience" in this sentence? does it mean "cheap"? so why used "experience" instead of "cheap"? or are there other more meanings and connotations about "experience"?
Many thanks,
Leon
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I guess, it means he/she has an abilty but need more chances to practice.
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It is rather 'expensive'.
In that case it means although it is high quality( the product ) and seemingly worth the money,yet the person regards it as too expensive (probably for his budget).
It means,though he/she thinks it is worth its value ,he/she still can't afford it!
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”high quality but really EXPENSIVE“?
You need to check your typing, man. Even the quotation marks are wrong!
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The sentence is wrong where did you read this?
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”high quality but really experience?“ is not a grammatically correct sentence. Was it used to describe a candidate for a job? It means that their qualifications are excellent but they haven't worked before in that area.
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