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词根:wise
adj.wise 明智的;聪明的;博学的
n.wisdom 智慧,才智;明智;学识;至理名言
wiseacre 自以为聪明者
wiseness 聪明
wisenheimer 自作聪明的人
vi.wise 了解
vt.wise 使知道;教导
adjective
characterized by wisdom : marked by deep understanding, keen discernment, and a capacity for sound judgment
exercising or showing sound judgment : prudent
a wise investor
evidencing or hinting at the possession of inside information : knowing
possessing inside information
the police got wise to his whereabouts
crafty, shrewd
aware of or informed about a particular matter—usually used in the comparative in negative constructions with the
was none the wiser about their plans
insolent, smart-alecky, fresh
a tough kid with a wise mouth
archaic skilled in magic or divination
biographical name (1)
Stephen Samuel 1874–1949 American (Hungarian-born) rabbi
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to become informed or knowledgeable : learn—used with up
transitive verb
to give instruction or information to : teach—usually used with up
wise him up about procedures
noun
manner, way Old age seemed in no wise to have dulled him, but to have sharpened …—Herman Melville
in any wise
verb (2)
transitive verb
direct, guide
advise, persuade
chiefly Scotland to divert or impel in a given direction : send
adverb combining form
in the manner of fanwise
crabwise
in the position or direction of clockwise
slantwise
with regard to : in respect of
dollarwise
biographical name (2)
Thomas James 1859–1937 English bibliophile and forger
biographical name (2)
Thomas James 1859–1937 English bibliophile and forger
古英语 wislice; 参见 wise(形容词)+ -ly(2)。
Adjective Middle English wis, from Old English wīs; akin to Old High German wīs wise, Old English witan to know — more at wit Noun Middle English, from Old English wīse; akin to Old High German wīsa manner, Greek eidos form, idein to see — more at wit Verb (2) Middle English, from Old English wīsian; akin to Old Norse vīsa to show the way, Old English wīs wise Adverb combining form Middle English, from Old English -wīsan, from wīse manner
The first known use of wise was before the 12th century
wishbonenoun
a bone in front of a bird's breastbone that is shaped like a V and consists chiefly of two fused clavicles
wise1 of 4noun
manner sense 2b—used in such phrases as in any wise, in no wise, in this wise
wise2 of 4adjective
having or showing wisdom, good sense, or good judgment : sensible a wise investment
a wise person
having special or secret information : informed
I was wise to their plans
boldly rude or disrespectful : impudent
wise3 of 4verb
to make or become informed or smart—used with up
wise up if you want to get ahead
-wise4 of 4adverb combining form
in the manner of
in the position or direction of clockwise
slantwise
with regard to : in respect of
wise1 of 4noun
manner sense 2b—used in such phrases as in any wise, in no wise, in this wise
wise2 of 4adjective
having or showing wisdom, good sense, or good judgment : sensible a wise investment
a wise person
having special or secret information : informed
I was wise to their plans
boldly rude or disrespectful : impudent
wise3 of 4verb
to make or become informed or smart—used with up
wise up if you want to get ahead
-wise4 of 4adverb combining form
in the manner of
in the position or direction of clockwise
slantwise
with regard to : in respect of
wise1 of 4noun
manner sense 2b—used in such phrases as in any wise, in no wise, in this wise
wise2 of 4adjective
having or showing wisdom, good sense, or good judgment : sensible a wise investment
a wise person
having special or secret information : informed
I was wise to their plans
boldly rude or disrespectful : impudent
wise3 of 4verb
to make or become informed or smart—used with up
wise up if you want to get ahead
-wise4 of 4adverb combining form
in the manner of
in the position or direction of clockwise
slantwise
with regard to : in respect of
wise1 of 4noun
manner sense 2b—used in such phrases as in any wise, in no wise, in this wise
wise2 of 4adjective
having or showing wisdom, good sense, or good judgment : sensible a wise investment
a wise person
having special or secret information : informed
I was wise to their plans
boldly rude or disrespectful : impudent
wise3 of 4verb
to make or become informed or smart—used with up
wise up if you want to get ahead
-wise4 of 4adverb combining form
in the manner of
in the position or direction of clockwise
slantwise
with regard to : in respect of
1 With that comes an unprecedented obligation to do so wisely, free from politics and personal agendas.
因此我们就有比以往更重的职责, 即将政治和个人计划放在一边,明智地使用这笔救助资金.
2 Einstein left for a conference in 1933 and wisely declined to return.
3 The king governed the country wisely.
那位国王英明地统治国家.
4 She has the air of a wise woman...
她有才女气质。
5 And we did not use our military wisely in Iraq.
而我们没有在伊拉克明智地使用我们的武力.
6 At that point Bull wisely terminated the friendship and offered a detailed statement to the fire department.
7 This divine gift it is for us to use wisely.
这一来自天神的礼物是要我们明智地使用它.
8 The solution: Wash skin no more than twice a day and choose your cleanser wisely.
解决办法: 每天洗脸不超过两次,明智地选择你的洗面霜.
9 The guards, wisely, didn’t let their amusement show.
10 As it happened, Butler never had time to finish his expletive, because he wisely chose that moment to relinquish his grip.
11 And ’tis the excellent observation of Grotius, God has wisely appointed this way of perswading Men the truth of the Gospel, that Faith might be accepted as an act of Obedience from the reasonable Creature.
12 The couple have the foresight to plan their retirement wisely.
他们夫妇很有远见,精心安排了退休后的生活.
13 Penelope used the hour wisely; she made up the children’s beds, tidied the nursery, and cleared it of breakable objects.
14 “Gork?” he inquired, turning to slant his head wisely at Mrs. Popper, and looking at her pleadingly with his right eye.
15 She is always hard up because she doesn't lay out her money wisely.
她总是缺钱花,因为她胡乱花钱.
16 Whenever the riots broke out, all our neighbors would wisely hole up behind closed doors.
17 The sight of an injured animal distressed the Abbot, but he decided wisely to leave matters to Jess.
18 She wisely stuffs Sydney back into his box.
19 Success upon using it wisely by planning and setting priorities.
成功取决于能否明智地合理安排、分清轻重缓急.
20 Dealers have already got wise to the trend and increased their prices accordingly.
交易商已经摸清了动向,相应提高了价格。
2 明智
wise sensible advisable sane judicious sapiential intelligently sensibly prudently advisably sapiency light policy wisdom good reasonable mature desirable enlightened no-nonsense politic well-judged reasonably sanely sensibility reasonableness sensibleness sound sage grounded shrewd well advised well balanced sense have your head screwed on judgematical judgmatic recommend understanding intelligent oracular sagacious sapient sanity sagacity
5 贤明地
6 贤明
wise mature sage judicious sagacious long-headed politically judiciously sagely wisdom sagacity
7 聪明
fast-fingered quick understanding smart bright sharp cute hip pregnant wise intelligent wizard clever sage sensible slick witty nimble penetrating snappy knowing apprehensive gnostic brainy conceited clear-headed well-advised sagacious sapient clear-sighted sharp-witted perspicuous perspicacious intellective luciferous smartly sensibly intelligence wisdom acumen sagacity perspicacity brighten smarten
8 精明
smart sharp cute clever dodgy astute shrewd canny politic brainy fiendish cagey adroit sagacious hardheaded cagy prudently capably sagacity adroitness braininess crazy as a fox crazy like a fox up to snuff wide wise acute knowledgeable sage savvy prudent provident hard-headed sapient parlous wide-awake clear-sighted snell political smartly judgment judgement discern prudence providence sapience smarten