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Перевод: intelligent

[прилагательное]
умный; разумный; понятливый; смышленый; понимающий

Тезаурус:

1. It first produced robots - "electric hands" - in 1971; more recently the firm designed "intelligent inspection systems" that combine video-sensors with the world of machine tools.
2. "He's quite intelligent."
3. Yet another type of vocabulary can have difference in meaning for patient and nurse and thereby give rise to difficulties - words describing parts of the body, though having a particular anatomical reference, do not necessarily have that reference for lay people, even intelligent lay people.
4. Locke's description of a person as "a thinking, intelligent being" does not mean that the continuity of self-consciousness which constitutes personal identity is the continuity of some immaterial substance, a soul, mind, or spirit, which is self-conscious, for he is clearly unhappy with a Cartesian view of this sort.
5. So far he's concluded that the typical victims are intelligent and creative, but have not achieved much in their lives, are usually stuck in dead-end jobs or unemployed.
6. "Jason is extremely intelligent," Shapero says.
7. He smiled at her, thinking what a treat it was to talk shop with someone as beautiful and intelligent as this.
8. They were an intelligent and charming pair.
9. I expected it was the loss of her husband, so I bought some material and made bead bags, and bags I filled with chalks, and a small drawing board for her quite intelligent little girl.
10. He may not have been much of a fancy cook, but Kunio had a very keen brain and a highly intelligent outlook on life.
11. We can, however, blame the culture that is dominated by masculine values, in which women are widely perceived as less intelligent, and as sex objects and prisoners of their biology.
12. But her face was interesting and intelligent and attractive.
13. I don't think it is possible to disagree about the high probability that a relationship exists, and that indeed children with higher levels of lead in the blood tend to be less intelligent (and possibly more hyperactive) than children with lower blood lead levels, although the differences are quite small, amounting to some 3 or 4 points of IQ.