Vocab Bloom Hub

get wise

/ɡet waɪz/

Übersetzung: Umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck dafür, etwas zu begreifen, insbesondere eine Täuschung oder einen Trick zu durchschauen, oder vernünftig zu werden und nicht länger naiv zu sein.

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/ɡet waɪz/B2slangamerican
  • deUmgangssprachlicher Ausdruck dafür, etwas zu begreifen, insbesondere eine Täuschung oder einen Trick zu durchschauen, oder vernünftig zu werden und nicht länger naiv zu sein.

An informal expression meaning to become aware of something, especially a deception or trick, or to start acting sensibly and stop being naive.

  1. Become aware or informedB2informal

    To become aware of something, especially a trick or deception; to learn the truth.

    deDurchschauen

    • He finally got wise to their scheme and stopped investing.
    • She got wise to the fact that her friend was lying.
    • The police got wise to the gang's hideout.
  2. Become smarter or more cautiousB2informal

    To become more knowledgeable, street-smart, or cautious about a situation.

    deKlüger werden

    • After losing money once, he got wise and started checking contracts carefully.
    • You need to get wise about online scams.
    • She got wise and stopped lending money to unreliable people.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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