smart

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inteligente

∗ adjective

smart
[smɑːt]
adjetivo
1inteligente (clever); agudo(a), listo(a) (sharp)
  • don't try to get smart with me -> no te hagas el listo (conmigo)
  • the smart money is on Jones to win the election -> los entendidos en la materia creen que Jones ganará las elecciones
  • smart aleck (familiar) -> sabelotodo (sustantivo masculino) , listillo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (español de España), vivo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (español de México, RP)
  • smart bomb -> bomba (f) teledirigida
  • smart card -> tarjeta (f) inteligente
2elegante (elegant)
  • the smart set -> la gente guapa
  • to be a smart dresser -> vestir elegantemente
3rápido(a) (quick)
  • look smart (about it)! -> ¡date prisa!, ¡apúrate! (Am)
4genial (familiar) (excellent), molón(ona) (español de España), chévere (Am salvo RP), tenaz (español de Colombia), padrísimo(a) (español de México);
    mono(a) (pretty)
verbo intransitivo
5escocer (sting) (wound, graze); resentirse, dolerse (person)

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smart [smart]
sustantivo
1Escozor, dolor vivo y punzante (pain).
2Dolor, aflicción.
3Bullebulle, el que afecta viveza y actividad; muchacho muy despierto. (Vulgarismo)
adjetivo
4Punzante, agudo, acerbo, agrio, picante.
5Vivo, eficaz, activo, vivaracho; (E. U.) inteligente, despierto, hábil, de talento, avisado, despejado, ingenioso, despabilado (clever).
6Agudo, ingenioso, sutil.
7Mordiente, mordaz, picante.
8Elegante, petimetre, a la moda; estimable, gallardo. (Inglaterra)
1Escocer, percibir una sensación muy desagradable parecida a la de una quemadura.
2Escocer, sentir en el ánimo una impresión desagradable, dolerse.
  • I will make you smart for it -> le haré a usted arrepetirse
  • My eyes are smarting -> me duelen los ojos
  • To smart under -> resentirse
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smart [smɑːt]
adjective
smarter (comparative)smartest (superlative)
1 (elegant) [+person, appearance, clothes, car, decor] elegante; [+garden] bien arreglado; [+house] bien puesto
to look smart [+person] estar elegante; [+restaurant, hotel] ser elegante; [+home] estar muy bien puesto
that's a smart car
2 (chic) [+suburb, party, restaurant] elegante; [+society] de buen tono; fino
the smart set la buena sociedad; la gente de buen tono
the Paris/London smart set
3 (clever) [+person] listo; inteligente; [+idea] inteligente; bueno; [+computer, bombs, missiles] inteligente
that was pretty smart of you ¡qué listo astuto!;or that wasn't very smart no ha sido una idea muy buena; he was too smart for me era muy listo y me ganó la batalla; smart work by the police led to an arrest la inteligente labor de la policía condujo a un arresto; the smart money is on the French la gente que entiende apuesta por los franceses
4 (pejorative) (cocky)
he's trying to be smart
don't get smart with me! ¡no te las des de listo conmigo!; she's too smart for her own good se pasa de lista; she's got a smart answer to everything tiene respuesta para todo
Look, young man, don't get smart with me or you'll be walking home
5 (brisk) [+pace, action] rápido
look smart about it! ¡date prisa!; ¡apúrate!; (LAm) give the nail a smart tap dale un golpe seco al clavo
verb:intransitive
1 (sting) [+wound, eyes] escocer; picar; arder; especially (LAm) [+iodine etc] escocer
my eyes are smarting me escuecen me pican los ojos;or the smoke made his throat smart el humo le irritó la garganta
2 dolerse
she's still smarting from his remarks todavía se duele se resiente de sus comentarios;or to smart under an insult sentirse dolido por una injuria
He is still smarting over criticism of his clumsy performance against Derek Williams The Americans were still smarting from their defeat in the Vietnam War
smarts (US) (informal) (n) (brains) cerebro; (m)
to have the smarts to do sth ser lo suficientemente inteligente como para hacer algo
he had the smarts to own up to it
modifier
smart bomb (n) bomba con mecanismo inteligente; (f)
smart card (n) tarjeta electrónica; (f) tarjeta inteligente; (f)
smart phone (n) teléfono inteligente; (m) smartphone; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "smart"

Imperative
  • smart
  • you smart
  • he/she smarts
  • we smart
  • you smart
  • they smart
Preterite
  • I smarted
  • you smarted
  • he/she smarted
  • we smarted
  • you smarted
  • they smarted
Present Continuous
  • I am smarting
  • you are smarting
  • he/she is smarting
  • we are smarting
  • you are smarting
  • they are smarting
Present Perfect
  • I have smarted
  • you have smarted
  • he/she has smarted
  • we have smarted
  • you have smarted
  • they have smarted
Past Continuous
  • I was smarting
  • you were smarting
  • he/she was smarting
  • we were smarting
  • you were smarting
  • they were smarting
Past Perfect
  • I had smarted
  • you had smarted
  • he/she had smarted
  • we had smarted
  • you had smarted
  • they had smarted
Future
  • I will smart
  • you will smart
  • he/she will smart
  • we will smart
  • you will smart
  • they will smart
Future Perfect
  • I will have smarted
  • you will have smarted
  • he/she will have smarted
  • we will have smarted
  • you will have smarted
  • they will have smarted
Future Continuous
  • I will be smarting
  • you will be smarting
  • he/she will be smarting
  • we will be smarting
  • you will be smarting
  • they will be smarting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been smarting
  • you have been smarting
  • he/she has been smarting
  • we have been smarting
  • you have been smarting
  • they have been smarting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been smarting
  • you will have been smarting
  • he/she will have been smarting
  • we will have been smarting
  • you will have been smarting
  • they will have been smarting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been smarting
  • you had been smarting
  • he/she had been smarting
  • we had been smarting
  • you had been smarting
  • they had been smarting
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