Wiser Meaning in English
word · lemma: wise
/ˈwaɪzɝ/
WY-zur
/wˈaɪzɐ/
WY-zuh
释义
Having more knowledge, experience, or good judgment than before or compared to others; the comparative form of 'wise'.
用法与细微差别
'Wiser' is used for comparing people or choices based on experience or good judgment. Common collocations: 'grow wiser', 'become wiser', 'a wiser decision'. Not used for academic knowledge, but for practical or life wisdom.
Spanish: más sabio - más sensatoPortuguese (BR): mais sábio - mais sensatoPortuguese (PT): mais sábio - mais sensatoChinese (Simplified): 更聪明 - 更有智慧Chinese (Traditional): 更聰明 - 更有智慧Hindi: अधिक बुद्धिमान - अधिक समझदारArabic: أكثر حكمةBengali: অধিক জ্ঞানী - অধিক বিচক্ষণRussian: мудрееJapanese: より賢明な - より知恵のあるVietnamese: khôn ngoan hơnKorean: 더 현명한Turkish: daha akıllı - daha bilgeUrdu: زیادہ داناIndonesian: lebih bijaksana
例句
She is wiser than her younger brother.
basic
With age, people often become wiser.
basic
It was wiser to wait before making a decision.
basic
After his mistake, he came back a little wiser.
natural
I'm not sure I'm any wiser after listening to that speech.
natural
Sometimes, doing nothing is the wiser choice.
natural