shrewdly
精明地,精明扼要地,精明的,精明
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shrewd·er, shrewd·est.
- : having or showing astute or sharp judgment in practical matters, sometimes at the cost of moral compromise: a shrewd businessman.
- : cunning or tricky; artful.
- : keen; piercing: shrewd pain.
- : Archaic. mischievous; naughty.
- : Obsolete. malicious or evil; bad.
- : Obsolete. shrewish.
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Examples
Police need to direct resources and expertise shrewdly to address these reports.
Back in November, SNL shrewdly skewered its diversity problem with its Kerry Washington-hosted outing.
The astronomical valuation of Tesla could be a sign that investors are shrewdly predicting the future.
As USA Today shrewdly noted: “Analysts expect water to hold on to its top spot for years to come.”
She notes that the global financial system has shrewdly come up with ways to help children spend money.
The old earl's property, the source of his wealth, as from his title the reader will have shrewdly guessed, was in collieries.
As to the new scheme respecting the Netherlands, he shrewdly propounded a dilemma which silenced Pomponne and Torcy.
He shrewdly suspected that the infinite peace of the landscape would prove the best tonic for her overwrought mind.
Talpers shrewdly figured that the less cash he gave Jim, the more surely he could keep his hold on the half-breed.
He wrongd you shrewdly,He toyld to climbe vp to the Phoenix nest,And in his prints leaues your ascent more easie.