0 (the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or feeling things -- 經驗；經歷；實踐
I did meet him once and it was an experience I shall never forget. 我的確跟他見過一次面，那是我永生難忘的一段經歷。
It was interesting hearing about his experiences as a policeman. 聽他講當員警時的那些經歷很有趣。
I had a pretty unpleasant experience at the dentist's. 我有一次很不愉快的看牙醫經歷。
The experience of pain (= what pain feels like) varies from one person to another. 對痛的感覺是因人而異的。
In my experience, people generally smile back if you smile at them. 據我的經驗，如果你對別人微笑，他們通常也會對你微笑的。
I don't think she has the experience for the job (= enough knowledge and skill for it). 我認為做這種工作她經驗不足。
I know from experience that Tony never keeps his promises. 經驗告訴我，湯尼從不會信守諾言。
The best way to learn is by experience (= by doing things). 最好的學習方式是在實踐中學習。
Do you have any experience of working with kids? (= Have you ever worked with them?) 你有照顧小孩的工作經驗嗎？
1 If you experience something, it happens to you, or you feel it. -- 經歷；體會到，感受到
In the school situation, pupils were interested in the learning experiences of other groups and wanted to do the same musical activities.
Clearly, this was not always the case in the pupils' experiences.
We will now summarise some of these psychological processes involved within the dementia sufferer's response to the experience of neurological deterioration.
Approximately one-quarter experienced a hearing limitation or a learning, developmental or psychological disability.
Thus, individuals experiencing low strain are hypothesized to have a lower than average risk of illness and psychological disturbance.
About 57 % were found to have experienced psychological distress.
In fact much of what we do is based on experience that "ordinary people" (here: not researchers or other elites) have shared with us.
More surprisingly, he had little time for the actual experiences of the millions of ordinary people who in our time have been at war.
