sharp-witted in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for sharp-witted in the English»Italian Dictionary

sharp-witted [Am ˌʃɑrpˈwɪdəd] ADJ

sharp-witted person

intelligente

sharp-witted mind

acuto

Translations for sharp-witted in the Italian»English Dictionary

intellettualmente [intellettualˈmente] ADV

intellettualmente superiore, mediocre

intellectually

intellettualmente qualificato

academically

una persona intellettualmente vivace

a sharp-witted person, a sharp mind

misurarsi intellettualmente con qn

to pit one's wits against sb

intelligente [intelliˈdʒɛnte] ADJ

intelligente persona, scelta, risposta, sguardo, comportamento

intelligent

intelligente persona, scelta, risposta, sguardo, comportamento

clever

intelligente ragazzo

apt

intelligente ragazzo

sharp-witted

intelligente dieta

sensible

essere intelligente

to have brains

non è intelligente da parte tua

it isn't very bright of you

credi che fumare sia intelligente

you think it's smart to smoke

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avere un cervello fino

to be sharp witted

sharp-witted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sharp-witted in the English»Italian Dictionary

sharp-witted ADJ

sharp-witted

acuto, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The word wide is in this sense means wide-awake or sharp-witted.

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If you haven't tried it yet, you really should gather a crowd of your rowdiest and most sharp-witted friends for a night of subversive satire.

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And the sharp-witted actress is spot on.

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Yes, she was sharp-witted, and could be sometimes cruel.

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She is reminiscent of the girls in her early, partly autobiographical, novels - resilient against all the odds, sharp-witted when it suits her, annoyingly vague when she's distracted.

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She is a frail elder, but wise and sharp-witted.

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You're intelligent, sharp-witted and level-headed but also unpopular and prone to making disastrous decisions.

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An obviously resilient and sharp-witted woman, her talents could be deployed to far better effect than in maximising her entitlements.

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His youthful wife makes up for his shortcomings, though: she is clear-headed, no-nonsense, determined, sharp-witted, and a strict disciplinarian when needed.

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It combines the beautifully controlled literary style of his short stories, with his trademark sharp-witted and heartfelt novelistic style.

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