smarts
- n. 聪明才智；生存技能
- v. （伤口、身体部位）引起刺痛；（因批评、失败等）难过，愤怒（smart的第三人称单数）
- n. （Smarts）（美）史马尔特（人名）
英英释义
smart [ sma:ts ]
- n. a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore
- v. be the source of pain
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adj.
- showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness
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elegant and stylish
"a smart new dress"
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characterized by quickness and ease in learning
"smart children talk earlier than the average"
同义词： bright
- improperly forward or bold
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painfully severe
"he gave the dog a smart blow"
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quick and brisk
"I gave him a smart salute"; "we walked at a smart pace"
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capable of independent and apparently intelligent action
"smart weapons"
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
smarts /smɑːts/
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N-PLURAL You can use smarts to mean the skill and intelligence that people need in order to be successful in difficult situations. 生存技能 [美国英语] [非正式] [poss/'the' N] → see also street smarts
例：I didn't even think he had the smarts to do something like that.
我想都没想到他居然有本事做成那样一件事。
例：Nobody doubts his physical ability or his smarts.
没人怀疑他的体力或技能。
原声例句权威例句
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Yet smart minds were thinking up the technology behind today's computers and the Internet.
VOA: special.2009.08.16
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It's like they're not smart enough to figure out that it's not there anymore, even if they see it move.
好像他们还不够聪明,不能明白,物体已经不在那里了,即使他们看到物体被拿走了
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So things can be dangerous. But generally, if you're smart, I think it's a very safe place to live.
因此，危险还是存在的。但大多数情况下，只要你精明点，我认为那儿还是一个非常安全的居住地。
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