Vocab Bloom Hub

get wise

/ɡet waɪz/

Traduction: Expression informelle signifiant prendre conscience de quelque chose, surtout d'une tromperie ou d'un piège, ou commencer à agir de façon raisonnable et cesser d'être naïf.

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/ɡet waɪz/B2slangamerican
  • frExpression informelle signifiant prendre conscience de quelque chose, surtout d'une tromperie ou d'un piège, ou commencer à agir de façon raisonnable et cesser d'être naïf.

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.

    frse rendre compte

    • 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.

    frdevenir plus avisé

    • 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.
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