acumen
意味: The ability to make good judgements and take quick, effective decisions, especially in business or politics.
Acumen denotes a sharp, penetrating quality of mind — the ability to see clearly what others miss and to act decisively on that insight. It is particularly associated with business and finance ('business acumen') but applies equally to politics, law, and any field requiring shrewd judgement. It carries strongly positive connotations of intelligence and practical wisdom. Common collocations include 'business acumen,' 'political acumen,' 'financial acumen,' and 'commercial acumen.'
例文
- Her business acumen transformed a small family bakery into a nationwide franchise. 她的商业敏锐将一家小型家庭面包店发展成了全国性连锁加盟企业。Su perspicacia empresarial transformó una pequeña panadería familiar en una franquicia de ámbito nacional.彼女のビジネスの洞察力が、小さな家族経営のパン屋を全国規模のフランチャイズに変えた。그녀의 사업적 통찰력이 작은 가족 빵집을 전국 규모의 프랜차이즈로 변모시켰다.
- The prime minister's political acumen was evident in the way he outmanoeuvred the opposition. 首相的政治敏锐在他智胜反对派的手法中显而易见。La perspicacia política del primer ministro era evidente en la forma en que superó en estrategia a la oposición.首相の政治的手腕は、野党を出し抜いたやり方に如実に表れていた。야당을 능숙하게 제압한 방식에서 총리의 정치적 수완이 여실히 드러났다.
- Investors valued his financial acumen and trusted his judgement on market timing. 投资者看重他的金融敏锐度,信赖他对市场时机的判断。Los inversores valoraban su perspicacia financiera y confiaban en su criterio sobre el momento oportuno del mercado.投資家たちは彼の財務的な洞察力を高く評価し、市場のタイミングに関する彼の判断を信頼していた。투자자들은 그의 재무적 통찰력을 높이 평가했고, 시장 타이밍에 대한 그의 판단을 신뢰했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: business, professional, media
トーン: positive
起源と歴史
From Latin acumen (a sharpened point, sting, shrewdness), from acuere (to sharpen). The metaphor of sharpness applied to intellect has been present since the word's earliest use in English in the sixteenth century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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