specialists

9 definitions • 17 examples

someone who has a lot of experience, knowledge, or skill in a particular subject:

a software specialist

She's a specialist in modern French literature.

a doctor who has special training in and knowledge of a particular area of medicine:

She's a specialist in childhood illnesses.

I've asked to be referred to a specialist about my back pain.

a leading cancer/eye specialist

having or involving detailed knowledge of a subject:

We direct people to specialist advice on problems with debt, mortgages, or utility bills.

Our health team can arrange specialist help when you need it.

dealing with one particular subject, product, or area of activity more than with others:

The causes and treatment of cancer are her specialist subject.

A specialist store often has a very intimate relationship with its customers.

If your usual insurer won't give you a quote, there are plenty of specialist insurers you can try who are prepared to handle higher risks.

someone who limits his or her studying or work to a particular area of knowledge, and who is an expert in that area:

She’s a specialist in financial management.

A specialist is also a doctor who works in and knows a lot about one particular area of medicine:

an eye/heart/joint specialist

someone who has a lot of experience, knowledge, or skill in a particular subject or business area:

specialist in sth She is a specialist in financial services and insurance.

someone who works on a US stock market and buys and sells shares in particular types of companies:

Specialists on regional exchanges sometimes have lower dealing costs than those in New York.

having a lot of experience, knowledge, or skill in a particular subject or business area:

The bank can give you specialist advice.

It is always good to consult a specialist financial adviser.

Five specialist firms are under investigation for allegedly interfering in the buying and selling of shares by investors.