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experienced

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ɪkˈspɪəriənst/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ɪkˈspɪriənst/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ik spēr′ē ənst)

From the verb experience: (⇒ conjugate)
experienced is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

Collocations for "experienced"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "experienced" in context.

experience

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.

[work, professional, practical, hands-on, relevant] experience
an [amazing, incredible] experience
a [wonderful, heartbreaking, once-in-a-lifetime] experience
(such) a [good, bad] experience
never [got over, recovered from] the experience
an experience (that) you will never forget
an experience never to be forgotten
always have a [good] experience with
that has not been my (personal) experience (with)
know from personal experience (that)
had the [worst, best] experience [yesterday, at work]
it is a good experience to [lose, fail, overcome]
learn from their experience
learn from the experiences of others
have [real-world, life] experience
have [marketing, translation] experience
have (little to) no experience (in)
doesn't have enough experience [in, as]
have [ample, significant] experience in
have experience in [marketing]
has experience [dealing, working] with
has experience in the [field, sector, industry]
have experience with [children, dogs]
at least [three years'] experience [as, in, with]
at least [three years] of experience
need (more) work experience
did (my) work experience [at a library, in a school]
draw on my experience as a [doctor]
draw on my experience [to, for]
gain experience from [life, work, the situation]
experience is required
the experience [shaped, changed] his outlook
experience and training
experience as a [doctor, salesman]
[talk, tell me] about your experiences
a [man, woman, person] of experience

experience [disbelief, awe, surprise, joy, sadness]
experienced [love, heartbreak, a traumatic event]
experience [the world, life]
(never) experienced the [thrill, rush] of
experience a new [job, culture, country]
if you experience (any) [pain, side effects]
experience (any) [problems, difficulties, setbacks]
are [currently, at present] experiencing [problems]
[she, the company, the project, the team] experienced [problems]
experience problems [viewing, opening, ordering]
have experienced working in [construction, law, retail]
experiencing an [increase, decrease, rise, fall] in
if you experience a (sudden) [increase, decrease, loss] of

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'experienced' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

experience - hire - require - speak - staff - threaten - abuse - artist - change - climb - cook - down - drop - engineer - failure - fate - hurt - improvement - increase - culture - year - up - spell - shock - rush - rise - professional - problem - nurse - monitor - loss - safe - system - critical - fighter - camping - dancer - decrease - dentist - dip - discomfort - disruption - dizziness - drawback - misery - recruit - revenue - secretary - server - shortage

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