sagacity

英 [səˈɡæsəti]

美 [səˈɡæsəti]

n. 聪慧;精明;有决策力

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

noun

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

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。
My grandfather is venerable for his age, his uprightness, and sagacity.
我祖父以他的年长，正直和睿智而受人尊敬。
Sincerity should not degenerate into simplicity nor sagacity into cunng.
诚实不该是退化为简单，而睿智也不该退化为狡诈。
All his sagacity seemed to desert him.
他似乎完全失去洞察力。
The sagacity of the man of business perceived an advantage here, and determined to hold it.
生意人的精明在这里看出了一个有利条件，他决心抓住。
It needs no great sagacity to see that the writer is a novice at his task.
很容易看得出来那位作家是一位生手，刚从事写作的。
Sagacity, unlike cleverness, may increase with age.
睿智与聪明不同，前者可与年龄俱增。
And who is this paragon of musical sagacity?
这个对音乐如此敏锐的人是谁？
Their invariable sagacity and rectitude.
他们的一贯明智和正直。
He was deeply revered for his ability and sagacity in military affairs.
他在军事上的才略深受大家敬仰。