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sapiently

/ˈseɪ.pi.ənt.li/

翻译: 古旧副词,意为“明智地”或“极具洞察力地”。源自拉丁语“sapienter”(明智地),曾用于旧英语文学中,描述以渊博知识或洞察力所做出的行为。现代用法中已过时。

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adverb

/ˈseɪ.pi.ənt.li/C2formal已废弃
  • zh古旧副词,意为“明智地”或“极具洞察力地”。源自拉丁语“sapienter”(明智地),曾用于旧英语文学中,描述以渊博知识或洞察力所做出的行为。现代用法中已过时。

An archaic adverb meaning 'wisely' or 'with great discernment.' Derived from the Latin 'sapienter' (wisely), it was used in older English literature to describe actions performed with profound knowledge or sagacity. Now considered obsolete in modern usage.

  1. In a shrewd mannerC2formal

    In a way that shows good judgment, wisdom, or cleverness, especially in practical matters.

    zh明智地

    • He sapiently invested his savings in a diverse portfolio.
    • She sapiently avoided the argument by changing the subject.
    • The negotiator sapiently secured a favorable deal for his client.

    同义词astutelyjudiciouslyperceptivelysagaciouslyshrewdlywisely

    反义词foolishlyrashlystupidlyunwisely

词形
  • more sapiently comparative form
  • most sapiently superlative form