单词 | shrewd |
释义 | shrewd (ʃruːd ) Word forms: shrewder , shrewdest adjective A shrewd person is able to understand and judge a situation quickly and to use this understanding to their own advantage. She's a shrewd businesswoman. His grey eyes were shrewd but kindly. It should prove a shrewd investment. Synonyms: astute, clever, sharp, knowing shrewdly graded adverb [usually ADVERB with verb] She looked at him shrewdly. ...a shrewdly worded statement. Synonyms: astutely, perceptively, cleverly, knowingly shrewdness uncountable noun His natural shrewdness tells him what is needed to succeed. Synonyms: astuteness, cleverness, sharpness, judgment Collocations: shrewd investment He also looks a shrewd investment. The Sun (2014) It has been a shrewd investment. Times, Sunday Times (2010) And the time and money spent on them is proving a shrewd investment. Times, Sunday Times (2006) But they may prove a shrewd investment. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Notably well-educated for her time, she proved a capable manager and a shrewd investor. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He was successful as a farmer and a shrewd investor in land, much increasing his family wealth. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He was known to be a shrewd investor, something not common among the szlachta, who tended to look down upon merchants and people dealing with non-agricultural trade. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Meanwhile, other shrewd investors are looking steal market share in new underwriting business. Times, Sunday Times Shrewd investors will realise that if you are putting money away for the long term, then short-term market fluctuations are less of a problem. Times, Sunday Times That, and, in choosing the role of victim rather than perpetrator, a shrewd judge of character might detect a self-destructive, self-pitying streak. Times, Sunday Times She was a shrewd judge of character; so was her acquisitive self-interest. Times, Sunday Times He had a very good ear and was a shrewd judge of what music had 'added value'. Times, Sunday Times He was a shrewd judge of people, adept at spotting time-wasters and charlatans, and with the personal integrity and magnetism to make people want to work for him. Times, Sunday Times Bull, a shrewd observer, says industry-specific taxes already apply in other unpopular sectors, such as oil and banking. Times, Sunday Times He was a shrewd observer too. Times, Sunday Times Moving about the city with his dosser - a kind of backpack or wicker basket - the chiffonnier was also a proletarian flâneur, a disengaged but shrewd observer. The Times Literary Supplement Even in private practice, he remained an active and shrewd observer of the political scene. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 During the passage he was a shrewd observer of nature and knowledge seeker. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 You'll be a shrewd operator with home plans. The Sun He was also a very shrewd operator and had the money to pay for good lawyers. The Sun I have to say, he's a shrewd operator. Times, Sunday Times Such a shrewd operator cannot have been surprised to see the incendiary phrase 'specialist in failure' seized upon last week. Times, Sunday Times By most accounts, he was a shrewd operator who ruled by fear and manipulation. Times, Sunday Times But his attack showed him also to be a shrewd tactician. Times, Sunday Times A good fly half should be many things: a capable kicker, decent passer, tough tackler, shrewd tactician and unflappable character. Times, Sunday Times There, he proved a quietly inspirational figure as well as a shrewd tactician, becoming club captain. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 精明的 Japanese: 抜け目のない |
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