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单词 intelligent
释义
intelligent
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈtel.ɪ.dʒənt/us
/ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒənt/
B1
showingintelligence, orabletolearnandunderstandthingseasily:
有才智的；聪颖的，理解力强的
He is ahighlyintelligentpersonwho canthinkoutsidethebox.
She would like apartnerwith whom she can have an intelligentconversation.
Helen had a few intelligent things to say on thesubject.对于这个主题，海伦有一些颇有见地的想法要说。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
intelligent
  • intelligentHe seems like a very intelligent young man.
  • cleverI'm the cleverest kid in the class.
  • smartShe's incredibly smart and a great writer.
  • brightJacob was a very bright boy.
  • sharpHow can we stay mentally sharp as we age?
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More examples
  • She'sobviouslyvery intelligent, but herlecturesaredifficulttofollow.
  • They aresearchingfor intelligentlifeformsin othersolarsystems.
  • Somepeopleobjecttostreamingbecause it gives anunfairadvantageto intelligentchildren.
  • Theseparticulardinosaurswere large-brained and more intelligent than most.
  • Man is stillfarmore intelligent than thecleverestrobot.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Intelligence
  • acuity
  • acumen
  • agility
  • apt
  • aptness
  • grey matter
  • gumption
  • highbrow
  • horse sense
  • imaginative
  • penetrating
  • perceptive
  • percipient
  • perspicacity
  • presence of mind
  • profundity
  • quick-witted
  • ready
  • resource
  • subtlety
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intelligently
(Definition ofintelligentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
intelligent
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈtel.ɪ.dʒənt/us
/ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒənt/
B1
showingintelligence, orabletolearnandunderstandthingseasily
有才智的；聪颖的，理解力强的
ahighlyintelligentyoungman聪颖过人的年轻人
an intelligentremark妙语
Helen had a few intelligent things to say on thesubject.对于这个主题，海伦有一些颇有见地的想法要说。
More examples
  • She'sobviouslyvery intelligent, but herlecturesaredifficulttofollow.
  • They aresearchingfor intelligentlifeformsin othersolarsystems.
  • Somepeopleobjecttostreamingbecause it gives anunfairadvantageto intelligentchildren.
  • Theseparticulardinosaurswere large-brained and more intelligent than most.
  • Man is stillfarmore intelligent than thecleverestrobot.

intelligent| American Dictionary

intelligent
adjective
us
/ɪnˈtel·ɪ·dʒənt/
showingintelligence, or theabilitytounderstandandlearnwell:
ahighlyintelligent woman

intelligently

adverbus/ɪnˈtel·ə·dʒənt·li/
She writes intelligently about thelifeof Mary Baker Eddy.
(Definition ofintelligentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

intelligent| Business English

intelligent
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈtelɪdʒənt/us
abletolearnandunderstandthingsquicklyandeasily:
A lot ofthoroughlyintelligent,sensiblepeoplehavefallenfor the salesman'scharm.
ahighlyintelligentbusinessperson
anintelligentconversation/decision/question
IT
designedto beabletoreacttochangesor differentsituationsin asimilarway tohumans:
intelligentsoftware
intelligentsystems
(Definition ofintelligentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofintelligent

intelligent
Ordinary forgetting, by contrast, is neither selective norintelligent.
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The latter includeintelligentagents, natural language understanding and processing, reasoning strategies, and knowledge representations and ontologies.
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However, due to the limitation of artificial intelligence, we are still far away from developing a trulyintelligentrobot.
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Intelligentlife in cosmology expansion of the universe itself to slow down the rocket.
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The key is surely to understand the different way in which these elements can enter into the devising ofintelligentdesign solutions.
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Such agents may not beintelligentand may be not be realistic, but will have a strong personality.
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The earlier methods are for processing at one location, within a singleintelligentagent, and the present book extends them to allow multiagent operation.
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Intelligentinternational action is reflexive in that it attends to the world that actions help constitute, as well as take effect within.
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The dictionary-knowledge along with the task-oriented knowledge are used to offer the translator active, anticipative andintelligentassistance.
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This states that onceintelligentinformation processing comes into existence it will never die out.
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This number is so tiny that the evolution ofintelligentlife is exceedingly unlikely to have occurred even once.
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Nevertheless, theintelligentannotations are what give special weight to the work, intended for graduate students with access to research libraries.
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Developing emotionallyintelligentmachines is another matter, and the data capture and analysis software would have to be highly sophisticated.
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His major concern was to counter that power with something moreintelligentand vigorous.
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Part 1, which constitutes approximately two-thirds of the book, covers the main paradigms ofintelligentrobotics.
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