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nous

/naʊs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la mente o el intelecto, especialmente el sentido práctico, el buen juicio o la capacidad de pensar y razonar, así como la facultad de la inteligencia que percibe y siente.

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C2formalcommon/naʊs/

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A noun referring to practical intelligence, common sense, or the faculty of reason and intellect responsible for thoughts and feelings.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa la mente o el intelecto, especialmente el sentido práctico, el buen juicio o la capacidad de pensar y razonar, así como la facultad de la inteligencia que percibe y siente.
  1. Common sense B2 informal british

    Practical intelligence and good judgment in everyday matters.

    • He doesn't have the nous to invest wisely.
    • You need a bit of nous to handle this situation.
    • She showed great nous by avoiding the traffic jam.

    🇪🇸sentido común

    Sinónimos: astutenesscommon sensegumptionhorse sensejudgmentsavvyshrewdnesswit

    Antónimos: absurdityfollyfoolishnessnonsensestupidity

  2. Intellect or reason C2 formal

    The faculty of reason or understanding; the mind or intellect.

    • In philosophy, nous is often contrasted with mere perception.
    • The ancient Greeks believed nous was the highest form of knowledge.
    • He appealed to the nous of the audience rather than their emotions.

    🇪🇸Intelecto o razón

    Sinónimos: acumenbraincommon senseintellectintelligencemindreasonsagacitysenseunderstandingwit

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