I. smart [smɑːt] ADJ
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| you | smart |
| he/she/it | smarts |
| we | smart |
| you | smart |
| they | smart |
| I | smarted |
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| you | smarted |
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| we | smarted |
| you | smarted |
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| I | have | smarted |
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| you | have | smarted |
| he/she/it | has | smarted |
| we | have | smarted |
| you | have | smarted |
| they | have | smarted |
| I | had | smarted |
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| you | had | smarted |
| he/she/it | had | smarted |
| we | had | smarted |
| you | had | smarted |
| they | had | smarted |
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Scale-out, in-memory technology allows smart caching for small or huge datasets using more computers to parallelize the efforts, as needed.
en.wikipedia.org Entry to the park is by smart card only, obtained and loaded at the main gate.
en.wikipedia.org It is able to realize full-functioned remote control with smart phones and tablets.
en.wikipedia.org Service providers that introduce high-function smart phone applications and online tools that interface with plan design and current and historical claims processing are becoming increasingly valued in today's information-crazed society.
www.benefitscanada.com He is very smart, with a knack for gadgets.
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