Translations for „worldly-wise“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

worldly-wise ADJ

worldly-wise

بَصِير

worldly-wise

عَلِيم

worldly-wise (in)

خَبِير بِـ

worldly-wise (in)

حُنُك

worldly-wise (in)

مُجَرَّب

worldly-wise

worldly-wise

مُتَمَرّس

worldly-wise

مُحَنّك

worldly-wise

مُخْتَبِر

worldly-wise

مُقَتّل

be worldly-wise VB

be worldly-wise

تَمَرّسَ بِـ

be worldly-wise

تَعَوّدَ

be worldly-wise

صارَ مُحَنّكاً

make worldly-wise VB

make worldly-wise

حَنّكَ

make worldly-wise

جَعَلَهُ مُحَنّكاً

worldly-wise in

worldly-wise in

عالِمٌ بِـ صفة

make experienced or worldly-wise VB

make experienced or worldly-wise

جَرّسَ

make experienced or worldly-wise

حَنّكَ

make experienced or worldly-wise

عَرَكَ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Young people generally are worldly-wise and adaptable.

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The sardonic, worldly-wise, old-school persona that is so often ascribed to him is adopted with a degree of stoic pride.

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They are more worldly-wise about what to expect of their space and a lot of our clients are very in tune with the environment.

www.hortweek.com

But she's vulnerable, too, and not as worldly-wise as she thinks she is.

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Be worldly-wise if you must.

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But, fortunately, it isn't that tough because 80 or 90 important models will carry about 90% of the freight in making you a worldly-wise person.

www.valuewalk.com

And, refreshingly for a medium often alleged to be ageist, they were all played by actresses aged between 37 and 50, old enough to portray complex, worldly-wise characters.

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Maybe a worldly-wise friend comes to your rescue and enquires after the cause of your anxiety.

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Redemption became a necessary career strategy and there is pathos in seeing a 21-year-old dispense worldly-wise advice after personal and professional struggles.

www.hitc.com

It's clear throughout that she knows exactly where she's going and why, and while she doesn't have much dialogue, she pumps a worldly-wise sense of conviction into every word.

www.smh.com.au