astutely
伶俐地
常用释义
英音[ əˈstjuːtli ]
美音[ əˈstuːtli ]
基本释义
- adv. 敏捷地；伶俐地
例句
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1·Anderson astutely noted that many people — myself included — didn't raise their hands at all.安德森敏锐地发现有很多人(包括我自己在内)根本没举过手。
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2·Astutely observed and delightfully delicate comic drama about a Swedish hippie commune in the Seventies.麦迪逊 Lukas Moodysson ，2000，12.72英镑：一部对70年代的一个瑞典嬉皮公社的敏捷观察和快乐精致的卡通剧。
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3·I think it's one thing that we have astutely avoided in the last 12 years... the media business is a tough business.我们经营媒体发放，但我并不认为我们在媒体创作方面很擅长……我想这是我们在过去12年一直在小心避开的事情……媒体事业是非常艰难的。
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4·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。
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5·Consequently there is higher demand about corporations organize the process of produce and sale to answer market astutely.因此对企业组织产销过程敏捷地响应市场提出了更高的要求。
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6·An educated guess concerning the effectiveness of recognition rewards is that they can be quite powerful if they are astutely used.受过教育的猜测有关奖励的有效性确认的是，他们可以非常强大，如果他们敏锐地使用。
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7·Chinese entrepreneurs, Hundt astutely notes, are every bit the risk-takers their American counterparts are, but they act from within a well-defined social framework.中国的企业家，亨特机敏地指出，在承担风险方面有着与美国企业家基本相同的特质，只是他们的行为受限于一个定义明确的社会架构。
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8·As Bhide and Stevenson (1990) astutely point out, in reality people act with integrity and goodwill a great deal more than can be explained by enlightened self-interest.正如Bhide和Stevenson(1990)明确指出，在现实中，人们的行为更多地是依从诚信和信誉而不是自利。
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9·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。
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10·The sociologists Barbara Schneider and David Stevenson have astutely described recent cohorts as "drifting dreamers" with "high ambitions, but no clear life plan for reaching them."社会学家芭芭拉。史奈德和大卫·史蒂文森敏锐地将现在的大学生描述成为“漂流梦想家”，他们有雄心壮志，却没有清晰的人生计划。
同根词
词根：
astute
astute
adj
机敏的；狡猾的，诡计多端的
astuteness
n
精明；机敏；狡猾