Wise Meaning in English
word
/ˈwaɪz/
wyz
/wˈaɪz/
wyz
释义
Having good judgment because of knowledge, experience, or careful thought. It can describe someone who understands life well or a decision that is smart and sensible.
用法与细微差别
Often positive and slightly formal. Common patterns are 'a wise person', 'a wise decision', and 'be wise to do something'. 'Wise' suggests judgment and maturity, while 'smart' often focuses more on intelligence or quick thinking.
Spanish: sabio - prudentePortuguese (BR): sábio - prudentePortuguese (PT): sábio - prudenteChinese (Simplified): 明智的 - 聪明的Chinese (Traditional): 明智的 - 聰明的Hindi: बुद्धिमान - समझदारArabic: حكيم - عاقلBengali: জ্ঞানী - বিচক্ষণRussian: мудрыйJapanese: 賢い - 聡明なVietnamese: khôn ngoanKorean: 현명한Turkish: bilge - akıllı (karar veya kişi için)Urdu: دانشمند - عقلمندIndonesian: bijaksana
例句
My grandfather is a wise man.
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It was wise to save some money.
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She gave me some wise advice.
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You'd be wise to check the contract before signing it.
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That doesn't sound like a wise move right now.
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He isn't very wise with money, so he spends too much.
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