savvy

中英词典：savvy

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词语辨析：

"savvy"作为形容词时，与"smart"和"wise"有相似的含义，但更加侧重于指某人聪明、精明的特质。

"savvy"作为名词时，强调某人的见识、理解力和洞察力。

词汇扩充：

形容词扩展：savvier，savviest

名词扩展：savviness

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柯林斯词典

Savvy (adj.): If you say that someone is savvy, you think that they have a good understanding and practical knowledge of something.

Savvy (n.): Savvy is practical knowledge and ability.

牛津词典

Savvy (adj.): Shrewdness and practical knowledge; the ability to make good judgments.

Savvy (n.): Shrewdness and practical knowledge; the ability to make good judgments.

用法

1. He's a savvy businessman.

2. She's politically savvy and knows how to get things done.

3. I need someone who's tech-savvy to help me fix my computer.

4. His financial savvy allowed him to make wise investments.

5. The CEO has a good deal of business savvy.

6. She quickly gained industry savvy and became a respected leader.

7. It is important for leaders to have cultural savvy when navigating international business.

8. The savvy traveler knows how to find the best deals.

9. The journalist's political savvy helped her uncover the truth.

10. He has a natural savvy for understanding complex systems.

11. She has street savvy and can handle any situation.

12. The team's marketing savvy led to a successful product launch.

13. It's crucial to have social media savvy in today's digital age.

14. The politician's savvy decision-making gained him widespread support.

15. The consultant's industry savvy was invaluable in solving the company's problems.

16. She demonstrated her corporate savvy by negotiating a favorable contract.

17. The young entrepreneur showed great business savvy in his startup venture.

18. The lawyer's legal savvy helped her win the case.

19. He lacked the financial savvy to make wise investments.

20. The professor's academic savvy made him a respected authority in his field.