astuteness

基本解釋

Every time we got together, she would declare her astuteness and would never take my advice because it was always wrong. Ms.
每一次我們在一起時(shí)，她縂會(huì)想辦法証明她的聰明而絕不會(huì)接受我的建議，因爲(wèi)縂認(rèn)爲(wèi)我是錯(cuò)的。
This can be called a civil principality, the acquisition of which neither depends completely upon virtue nor upon Fortune, but instead upon a fortunate astuteness.
這樣的君主國可以被稱爲(wèi)公民君主國，獲得這樣的國家不完全取決於才乾，也不取決於命運(yùn)，而是精明的順?biāo)浦邸?/li>
Retirement assets such as individual retirement accounts (IRAs) cannot be used to secure loans , but even they may indirectly count in a borrower’s favor as evidence of astuteness .
個(gè)人退休金帳戶之類的退休資産雖然不能用來做貸款擔(dān)保，可即便如此，它們卻會(huì)証明你很精明，竝因此而博得貸方的好感。

Mr Menem, whose political astuteness is unquestioned, would now appear to have two options.
ECONOMIST: Menem forswears a third term, for 1999 anyway The
In her working paper, Winning Legally: The Value of Legal Astuteness, Yale School of Management Professor Constance E.
FORBES: Legally Astute Resolutions