| 单词 | prudent |
| 释义 | prudent adjective uk/ˈpruː.dənt/us/ˈpruː.dənt/carefulandavoidingrisks: 谨慎的，慎重的；精明的[+ to infinitive]It'salways prudenttoreadacontractcarefullybeforesigningit.签合同前先好好看一下，这样做永远都是明智的。 Synonym cautious Opposite imprudent Cautious and vigilant
prudent| American Dictionaryprudent adjective us/ˈpru·dənt/showinggoodjudgmentinavoidingrisksanduncertainties;careful: Hisdecisionwas prudent andtimely. prudencenoun[U]us/ˈpru·dəns/ A little prudence would beappropriate. prudent| Business Englishprudent adjective uk/ˈpruːdənt/uscarefulin the way that you makedecisionsorspendmoneyso that youavoidunnecessaryrisks: Theyinsistedthat thedealisfiscallyprudent and would not put thecitybudgetatrisk. prudent to do sthIt would be prudent todelayinterestratecutsuntil early nextyear. prudentfinancialplanning ACCOUNTING prudentaccountingisbasedon theprincipleof notshowingassetsorprofitsto begreaterthan they might be, orlossesto besmallerthan they might be, in a company'saccounts: Normal prudentaccountingprinciplesrequirethat prepayments should be written down where it can beseenthat they will not befullyrecoverable. prudentlyadverb/ˈpruːdəntli/ Failure on thepartofbankstoactprudently hasresultedin aglobalrecession. Examplesofprudentprudent Because of the risk of early adult death or invalidity it wasprudentfor families to maximize the earning potential of all family members. From theCambridge English Corpus Instead, the government would act as an active andprudentpurchaser, on behalf of the population, to select and contract with providers. From theCambridge English Corpus It isprudentfor a patient to have an identification bracelet prior to getting out of the home unsupervised and becoming lost. From theCambridge English Corpus Second, the principle allows asprudentexactly the actions that we are most prone to judge imprudent. From theCambridge English Corpus These reasons make it moreprudentto use straight line correspondences. From theCambridge English Corpus Until that time, it seemsprudentto continue the push to find specific and reliable brain markers of this perplexing and diagnostically challenging disorder. From theCambridge English Corpus Good fiscal housekeeping became an obligation that (supposedly) governed the behaviour ofprudentconsumers, corporate managers and national governments alike. From theCambridge English Corpus A moreprudentselection and use of antimicrobial agents, in both humans and animals, and a continuous surveillance of resistance are essential in the future. From theCambridge English Corpus In other words, democratic responsibility requires that policy decisions are clearly defensible as beingprudentand in the public interest. From theCambridge English Corpus Direct evidence for facultative adoption of lessprudenthost exploitation strategies (which require that new parasites can detect existing infections) has been difficult to obtain. From theCambridge English Corpus Taking the countries together on average, portfolios withprudentperson rules have fewer bonds, and more equities and foreign assets, than those with quantitative restrictions. From theCambridge English Corpus The other fiscal rule announced was that over the cycle the public debt should be held at a stable andprudentlevel. From theCambridge English Corpus These physicians refused based on a belief that they were not independent or that not all the requirements forprudentmedical practice had been met. From theCambridge English Corpus At the same time, however, it isprudentto ask whether the text should be adopted for use. From theCambridge English Corpus Again, if the distribution of the non-masslike enhancement is suspicious, for example, focal nodular clumped, ductal or linear, biopsy would beprudent. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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