英语词汇“intelligent”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

intelligentintelligent /ɪnˈtelədʒənt/ adjective 1 intelligent - used about a person► intelligent AWL

able to learn and understand things quickly:

Dolphins are very intelligent animals that can be easily trained to do tricks.

Her son is highly intelligent.

► smart

smart means the same as intelligent but is less formal:

Diego is so smart. He'll probably become either a doctor or a lawyer.

She is a smart girl, and she works hard at school.

► bright

able to learn and understand things quickly. Use bright especially about children and young people:

Spencer is a bright kid - I'm sure he'll do well in kindergarten.

► brilliant

extremely intelligent and good at the work that you do:

The case was won by a brilliant young lawyer from Memphis.

► gifted

having a higher level of intelligence than most people, and likely to do well in school:

Some of the high school's gifted students also attend classes at the community college nearby.

► wise

able to make good decisions and give sensible advice, especially because you have a lot of experience:

As I became older and wiser, I realized that I had made many mistakes.

► quick

able to learn new things and react quickly:

Jen is so quick - she has a funny answer for everything!

► sharp

intelligent and able to notice and understand things quickly so that you are not easily tricked or confused:

A sharp salesman knows how to get you to buy the car at the right price.

► clever

smart and good at thinking of new ideas or ways of doing things. You often use clever about people who are good at thinking of new ways to do bad things:

The thief was clever enough to avoid being caught by the police for six years.

► shrewd

good at understanding situations or people and at making decisions to get what you want:

Sachs was a shrewd judge of character and chose his staff well.

► intellectual

intelligent and interested in thinking and talking about serious ideas:

Mark is very intellectual and prefers reading literature to watching TV.

ANTONYMS ➔ see stupid2 intelligent - used about ideas, actions, or things► intelligent AWL

an intelligent idea, question, decision, etc. is done by someone who has thought about the subject carefully and understands it well:

After the lecture, Amanda asked some intelligent questions.

► smart

a smart idea or action is good or sensible and shows that someone used his or her intelligence:

It was smart to call first to see if the store was open before driving all the way there.

She is a young businesswoman with a lot of smart ideas.

► brilliant

brilliant ideas are very good and show a lot of intelligence and imagination:

Sandra came up with a brilliant plan to raise money for the school.

► ingenious

an ingenious thing or method works very well or solves a problem that nothing else solves, and is usually designed in an intelligent way:

This ingenious gadget chops onions without making your eyes water.

► wise

a wise idea or action is sensible and shows that someone has learned from his or her experiences:

It was wise to leave when you did, because you avoided a fight.

► shrewd

a shrewd decision or choice is likely to be right because the person who makes it is good at understanding situations or people:

Charles made some shrewd investments when he was young, and now he has so much money that he doesn't have to work.

► intellectual

relating to serious ideas or subjects that interest intelligent people:

There aren't many TV shows on intellectual subjects, but this news and opinion show often makes me think more deeply about things.

ADVERBS: intelligentYou can make the adjectives that mean intelligent, and that are used about ideas, actions, and things, into adverbs by using an -ly ending: He plays the game intelligently, not relying on luck. | They learned to spend their money wisely, and not on things they didn't need. | The class was intellectually challenging.

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例句	intelligentintelligent /ɪnˈtelədʒənt/ adjective 1 intelligent - used about a person► intelligent AWL able to learn and understand things quickly: Dolphins are very intelligent animals that can be easily trained to do tricks. Her son is highly intelligent. ► smart smart means the same as intelligent but is less formal: Diego is so smart. He'll probably become either a doctor or a lawyer. She is a smart girl, and she works hard at school. ► bright able to learn and understand things quickly. Use bright especially about children and young people: Spencer is a bright kid - I'm sure he'll do well in kindergarten. ► brilliant extremely intelligent and good at the work that you do: The case was won by a brilliant young lawyer from Memphis. ► gifted having a higher level of intelligence than most people, and likely to do well in school: Some of the high school's gifted students also attend classes at the community college nearby. ► wise able to make good decisions and give sensible advice, especially because you have a lot of experience: As I became older and wiser, I realized that I had made many mistakes. ► quick able to learn new things and react quickly: Jen is so quick - she has a funny answer for everything! ► sharp intelligent and able to notice and understand things quickly so that you are not easily tricked or confused: A sharp salesman knows how to get you to buy the car at the right price. ► clever smart and good at thinking of new ideas or ways of doing things. You often use clever about people who are good at thinking of new ways to do bad things: The thief was clever enough to avoid being caught by the police for six years. ► shrewd good at understanding situations or people and at making decisions to get what you want: Sachs was a shrewd judge of character and chose his staff well. ► intellectual intelligent and interested in thinking and talking about serious ideas: Mark is very intellectual and prefers reading literature to watching TV. ANTONYMS ➔ see stupid2 intelligent - used about ideas, actions, or things► intelligent AWL an intelligent idea, question, decision, etc. is done by someone who has thought about the subject carefully and understands it well: After the lecture, Amanda asked some intelligent questions. ► smart a smart idea or action is good or sensible and shows that someone used his or her intelligence: It was smart to call first to see if the store was open before driving all the way there. She is a young businesswoman with a lot of smart ideas. ► brilliant brilliant ideas are very good and show a lot of intelligence and imagination: Sandra came up with a brilliant plan to raise money for the school. ► ingenious an ingenious thing or method works very well or solves a problem that nothing else solves, and is usually designed in an intelligent way: This ingenious gadget chops onions without making your eyes water. ► wise a wise idea or action is sensible and shows that someone has learned from his or her experiences: It was wise to leave when you did, because you avoided a fight. ► shrewd a shrewd decision or choice is likely to be right because the person who makes it is good at understanding situations or people: Charles made some shrewd investments when he was young, and now he has so much money that he doesn't have to work. ► intellectual relating to serious ideas or subjects that interest intelligent people: There aren't many TV shows on intellectual subjects, but this news and opinion show often makes me think more deeply about things. ADVERBS: intelligentYou can make the adjectives that mean intelligent, and that are used about ideas, actions, and things, into adverbs by using an -ly ending: He plays the game intelligently, not relying on luck. \| They learned to spend their money wisely, and not on things they didn't need. \| The class was intellectually challenging.
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