astutely

英

美

adv.  狡狯地；巧妙地

BNC.34587 / COCA.28195

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 精明的；敏锐的
  If you describe someone asastute, you think they show an understanding of behaviour and situations, and are skilful at using this knowledge to their own advantage.
  1. She was politically astute...
     她很有政治头脑。
  2. He made a series of astute business decisions.
     他作出了一系列精明的商业决策。

英英释义

adv

• in a shrewd manner
  1. he invested his fortune astutely
  2. he was acutely insightful
  Synonym:shrewdlysagaciouslysapientlyacutely

双语例句

• That was what ADA quonsetf astutely intended.
  这正是艾达昆赛脱狡狯之处。
• Some executives felt that their Chinese suitors had bargained astutely.
  一些受访高管认为他们的中国买家很会讨价还价。
• He invested his fortune astutely.
  他看准时机投入了他的财产。
• Resigning, Machiavelli astutely noted, would operate not only to defend against suspicion but also to create a reputation for probity.
  马基雅弗利颇有深意地指出，辞职不仅可避免猜疑，还可因这一德行而获誉。
• I had by now astutely concluded that we could not win.
  我当时已机敏地断定我们不可能取胜。
• While certainly not a pattern followed by extraordinary executives, many people have advanced their careers by playing internal politics astutely.
  这种事，但却有不少人是靠一副灵敏的头脑，玩弄内部政治窜起的。
• Margaret Laurence, a renowned Canadian woman writer, deals most astutely with the theme of clashes, communication and assimilation between people of different races and cultures.
  加拿大女作家玛格丽特·劳伦斯的文学创作以不同种族、文化的冲突、沟通和融合为主题。
• He has also astutely insisted that no budget will be set before government auditors report on public finances.
  他还精明地坚持，在政府审计机构报告公共财政状况之前，不会制订任何预算。
• Even in a company that astutely manages cultural change, it's rare to have addressed everything the first time out.
  即使在一间公司敏锐管理文化的改变，它的稀有，以解决一切，第一次。