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Перевод: sagacity

[существительное]
проницательность ; сообразительность ; прозорливость ; здравомыслие; практический ум; понятливость (о животном)

Тезаурус:

1. You'll need all your guile and sagacity to help your owner over this tiresome period, but your efforts will be amply rewarded and appreciated.
2. Not that he was unconscious of his sagacity.
3. His whole approach to African problems rested indeed on the assumption that there were large reserves of political sagacity within the imperial service, and his aim was to ensure that no situation developed which was beyond the reach of that sagacity.
4. And Chief Joseph was a man of more sagacity and intelligence than any Indian I have ever met.
5. It is headed by the big man's white man, the Belgian scholar Raymond, who has lost favour with his patron and is sinking into ceremonies of highly-placed sagacity, Salim has an affair with the white man's white woman, his stylish wife Yvette: radical chic persuades him that he "never wanted to be ordinary again'.
6. Perhaps with society more dominated by the old, there will be more respect for wisdom, sagacity.
7. This remarkable young man is now so keen to share his new-found sagacity with others that he has taken to signing autographs, "Safe sex, from Christian Slater".
8. Derby start 2-1 down to Cambridge and Villa defend the same score at Wolves, where Taylor may have to trust in another piece of sports sagacity.
9. He is revered locally, and especially by Mrs Joe, as a man of great sagacity and judiciousness but is, in fact, a pompous, self-satisfied fool, who bullies Pip as a child but fawns upon him when he becomes a young man of fortune, and postures as the "founder of his fortunes" since he had been the means of introducing Pip to Miss Havisham's.
10. Nor was his father, William Poole, a landowner and practical farmer renowned for his "astonishing sagacity in predicting the course of the weather".
11. Jane was cheered by his sagacity and quick eye for the ridiculous - a welcome change from pompous people like the Pyglings.
12. It's not splendid isolation, or cunning or sagacity.