smarts

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++smarts /smɑːts $ smɑːrts/ noun [uncountable] American English informal  intelligence 智慧，聪明才智 If she had any smarts, she’d get rid of the guy. 她要是有点脑子，就会把那家伙甩掉。

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smarts• You can almost feel Bob in Tuff Gong's mixture of business smarts with almost religious principles.• Or to ensure blue eyes, long legs, good skin and Harvardbound smarts?• Elena, for all her smarts as a seasoned reporter, is an innocent abroad.• But since then, that has changed, as Burns impressed senators with her smarts, dedication and political savvy.• Gretel: A little girl with her own smarts and a trust in her brother.• He plays the mayor with great passion and political smarts.• Cusack plays the mayor with passion and political smarts.• In a city that prides itself on street smarts, some New Yorkers today are praying for a snow job.

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smarts
smarts /smɑːts $ smɑːrts/ noun [uncountable] American English informal
intelligence:
    If she had any smarts, she’d get rid of the guy.

smartsBrE /smɑːts/ 🔊NAmE /smɑːrts/ 🔊 noun [uncountable] (NAmE, informal) intelligence 智慧；聪明才智◆She made it to the top on her smarts. 她靠自己的聪明才智获得成功。🔊🔊