astute
의미: Having or showing an ability to accurately assess situations or people and turn this to one's advantage; sharp and perceptive.
Astute implies a combination of intelligence, keen observation, and practical judgement. It suggests someone who quickly grasps the essence of a situation and knows how to act on that understanding. It is always positive and often used in business and political contexts. It collocates with 'observation,' 'businessman,' 'politician,' 'move,' and 'judgement.'
예문
- The astute investor recognised the opportunity long before the market caught on. 这位精明的投资者在市场反应过来之前就早早发现了机会。El astuto inversor reconoció la oportunidad mucho antes de que el mercado reaccionara.その慧眼の投資家は、市場が気づくずっと前にその機会を見抜いていました。그 기민한 투자자는 시장이 알아채기 훨씬 전에 그 기회를 간파했습니다.
- Her astute observations about office dynamics made her an invaluable adviser to the new director. 她对办公室人际关系的敏锐观察使她成为新任主管不可或缺的顾问。Sus agudas observaciones sobre las dinámicas de la oficina la convirtieron en una asesora inestimable para el nuevo director.オフィスの人間関係に対する彼女の鋭い観察力は、新任の部長にとってかけがえのない助言者となりました。사내 역학관계에 대한 그녀의 예리한 관찰력은 신임 이사에게 더없이 귀중한 조언자가 되게 했습니다.
- It was an astute political move that simultaneously pleased voters and disarmed the opposition. 这是一步精明的政治棋,同时赢得了选民的欢心并化解了反对派的攻势。Fue un movimiento político astuto que complació a los votantes y desarmó a la oposición al mismo tiempo.それは有権者を喜ばせると同時に野党の攻勢をかわす、巧みな政治的手腕でした。그것은 유권자를 만족시키는 동시에 야당의 공세를 무력화하는 기민한 정치적 행보였습니다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: general, professional, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Latin astutus (clever, cunning), from astus (craft, cunning). Related to the idea of craftiness, though the English word has lost its negative connotation and is now entirely complimentary.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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