sagacity

英 [səˈɡæsəti]

美 [səˈɡæsəti]

n.  聪慧;精明;有决策力

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BNC.34212 / COCA.35237

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 聪慧;精明;有决策力
  Sagacityis the quality of being sagacious.
  1. ...a man of great sagacity and immense experience.
     精明练达、阅历丰富的人

英英释义

noun

• the trait of forming opinions by distinguishing and evaluating
  Synonym:judiciousnesssagaciousness
• the mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations
  Synonym:sagaciousnessjudgmentjudgementdiscernment

双语例句

• The politician showed a good sagacity in avoiding the mistakes he'd made in the previous campaign.
  这回，那位政治家精明的避免了上一次选举中犯过的错误。
• Never before that night had I felt the extent of my own powers-of my sagacity.
  在此之前，从来没有觉得那天晚上，我在我自己的权力的范围-我的远见卓识。
• Deborah exerted much sagacity in conjecturing which of the two girls was likely to have the best place.
  狄波拉用尽心机去猜哪一个女儿会得顶好的席位。
• What we have lost was only the incremented harvest from that future by your incomparable financial judgment and sagacity.
  咱们赔了的只是你用举世无双的金融头脑和眼力，凭借那笔未来收益获得的增值部分。
• Sagacity, unlike cleverness, usually increases with age.
  明智跟聪明不同，一般是随着年龄增加的。
• Their invariable sagacity and rectitude.
  他们的一贯明智和正直。
• And who is this paragon of musical sagacity?
  这个对音乐如此敏锐的人是谁？
• Sagacity, unlike cleverness, may increase with age.
  睿智与聪明不同，前者可与年龄俱增。
• All his sagacity seemed to desert him.
  他似乎完全失去洞察力。
• "Certainly not," said Senator Simpson, with true political sagacity and feeling.
  当然不，参议员辛浦生说，表现着真实的政治敏感和情调。