prudent如何读

英:[ˈpruːdnt]

美:[ˈpruːdnt]

prudent英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 审慎的;有先见之明的;判断力强的 acting with or showing care and foresight;showing good judgement

prudent是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 精明的
  2. 节俭的
  3. 审慎的
  4. 小心的
  5. 慎重的
  6. 善于经营的
  7. 谨慎的
  8. 顾虑周到的
  9. 稳健的
  10. 世故的
  11. 会打算的
  12. 稳妥的
  13. 明智的
  14. 有心计的
  15. 多谋善断的

prudent自然拼读

pru·dent

pru dnt

prudent变形

比较级:more prudent

最高级:most prudent

prudent扩展

prudently (adv.)

prudent词根

词根:prudent

adj.

prudential 谨慎的;明辨的

adv.

prudently 谨慎地;慎重地

n.

prudence 审慎

prudent英英释义

adjective

having or showing wisdom and caution in practical matters; sensible.Being naturally prudent, she was not inclined to take such a risk.Postponing the expansion was a prudent decision.

characterized by wise or careful planning for the future; provident.They've made prudent retirement plans.

aware of the probable consequences of one's actions.On these occasions, she was always prudent in her choice of words.

prudent词组

prudent monetary policy稳健的货币政策;谨慎的货币政策

prudent区别

 cautious, attentive, prudent, careful

这组词都有“小心的,谨慎的”的意思,其区别是:

cautious着重考虑事情的后果,谨慎留意,防止出差错。

attentive指认真地注意地倾听别人的意见,留心别人的需要等。

prudent指遇事审慎,思考计划周密,不贸然行事。

careful侧重做事谨慎、留心,特别注意一些细节地方。

以上来源于网络

prudent词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“明智的,有识别力的”,源自古法语 prudent “有知识的,深思熟虑的”(约1300年),直接源自拉丁语 prudentem(主格 prudens)“有知识的,有技能的,睿智的,谨慎的”; 很少用于字面意义上的“预见”; 缩写自 providens,表示 providere “向前看,准备,供应,具有远见的行动”,由 pro “向前”(参见 pro-)和 videre “看见”(来自 PIE 词根 *weid- “看见”)组成。

这个意义逐渐强调“谨慎的,周到的; 关心自身利益的”概念。作为名词,“明智的人,有技能的人”,14世纪晚期。相关词: Prudently。

prudent词源英文解释

Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin prudent-, prudens, contraction of provident-, providens — more at provident

The first known use of prudent was in the 14th century

prudent儿童词典英英释义

prune1 of 2noun

a dried plum

prune2 of 2verb

to reduce by getting rid of matter that is not necessary or wanted prune a budget

prune an essay

to remove as unnecessary

to cut off the parts of a woody plant that are dead or not wanted

prune the hedge

prune1 of 2noun

a dried plum

prune2 of 2verb

to reduce by getting rid of matter that is not necessary or wanted prune a budget

prune an essay

to remove as unnecessary

to cut off the parts of a woody plant that are dead or not wanted

prune the hedge

pruderynoun

the quality or state of being prudish

a prudish remark or act

prudentadjective

clever and careful in action and judgment

it's prudent to save some of your money

discreet

frugal

prudentialadjective

of, relating to, or resulting from prudence

using prudence

prudentadjective

clever and careful in action and judgment

it's prudent to save some of your money

discreet

frugal

prudent 例句

1 It's prudent to take a thick coat in cold weather when you go out.

在寒冷的天气下外出时带上件厚外套是谨慎的。

2 A prudent traveller never disparages his own country.

聪明的旅行者从不贬低自己的国家.

3 Be modest and prudent, never lag behind!

谦虚谨慎, 永不落后!

4 Then I lay on my bed and thought it would be more prudent to delay my plan, and meanwhile hold off danger with my dagger.

5 After all the compliments I had received on my improved vocabulary, it seemed prudent to lie low and keep my mouth shut.

6 A diplomatic act..was prudent and timely.

7 Until he knew how matters stood here, it was more prudent to play the common sailor, not the lord.

8 Madison’s prudent and silent intervention rescued Jefferson from the secessionist implications of his revolutionary principles and artfully concealed the huge discrepancy between their respective views of the Constitution.

9 “It is prudent such attempts should be concealed as well as suppressed,” he confided to a friend in a letter.

10 Moreover, Weaver counseled, there would be no point in building a smaller cyclotron now, if everything might be won simply by sitting out a prudent delay.

11 Referring a defendant to treatment, rather than sending him or her to prison, may well be the most prudent choice—saving government resources and potentially saving the defendant from a lifetime of addiction.

12 Prudent burners take several precautions. Burning one of two bordering fields, they wet the edge of one or the other, usually the one being burned, to prevent the flames from jumping.

13 These recommendations are prudent measures which can limit the spread of many communicable diseases, including influenza.

这些建议是普遍适用于预防许多通过接触传染的疾病的, 包括流感在内.

14 And what appears in retrospect like a prudent and farsighted vision of the national interest looked to Jefferson like a betrayal of the American Revolution.

15 It seemed prudent to put off the awkward letter until I could talk personally with Perutz.

16 Let us be neither prudes nor prudent men nor prudhommes.

我们不要清规戒律,不要束手束脚,不要谨小慎微.

17 Prudent is wisdom in everyday life.

在日常生活中,谨慎就是智慧.

18 Of course that wasn't prudent, but it's what some of them did.

当然,这是不谨慎的,但他们中的一些人就是这么做的。

19 My grandmother, displaying a theatrical flair akin to her hypochondria, registered complex emotions: surprise; initial delight; second thoughts; prudent near refusal; and then, to the applause already starting up, dizzy acceptance.

20 We will continue to follow a prudent monetary policy.

继续实行稳健的货币政策.

prudent 同义词

2 判断力强的

discriminating perspicacious

3 有先见之明的

prescient far-sighted

5 世故的

knowing buttondown

9 谨慎小心

tread on eggs

15 未雨绸缪的

precautionary provident

24 深谋远虑

prudential

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