technocratic
adjective
uk/tek.nəˈkræt.ɪk/us/tek.nəˈkræt̬.ɪk/politicsspecialized
relatingto orinvolvingexpertsinscienceortechnologywho have a lot ofpoweringovernmentorbusiness:
(政府或企业)技术官僚掌权的technocraticgovernment技术官僚政府
See
technocrat
- Theeconomicministersappointedwere lesspoliticaland more technocratic thantheirpredecessors.
 - Let us have asecular,powerfuland technocraticleadershipand not the one which youhelpedestablishbasedonsectandrace.
 - Thegovernmentis getting used to makingdecisionsinitstechnocraticcirclewithout taking intoaccounttheproblemswhichaffectnormalpeople.
 - InAmerica,computersandtelephonesarepotentsymbolsoforganizedauthorityand the technocraticbusinesselite.
 - This is the technocraticview, thatexperts'opinionscarryagreaterweightthan other people's.
 
Experts and specialists
- academician
 - artist
 - authority
 - boffin
 - child prodigy
 - doyen
 - doyenne
 - historiographer
 - hotshot
 - knowsomethinginside outidiom
 - lapidary
 - literati
 - pundit
 - pyrotechnician
 - Renaissance man
 - savant
 - semiotician
 - whizz
 - wonder
 - wunderkind