sagacious

adj.

精明的，有判断力的；明智；睿哲；哲

1. He thought me much more sagacious than I was.
   他把我看得太高明了，而我实际上并不是这样。
2. The sagacious minister offered what he considered a rather clever explanation.
   道貌岸然的牧师说了一套他认为相当聪明的解释。
3. The leader made a sagacious decision.
   领导做了英明的决定。
4. He is the most sagacious member of the committee.
   他是委员会里最富洞察力的成员。
5. Our arguments fell to pieces in the face of the sagacious old man.
   面对这位睿智的老者，我们的论点土崩瓦解。

Sagacious judgment via word association.
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Britain's Sagacious but Fruitless Policy and Kashgar Trade Treaty in 1874
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Sagacious Female vs. Traditional Female——On the Conception of Female in Wei-Jin Dynasty from the Perspective of Shih-Shuo Hsin-Yu
India’s negotiating position on climate change: legitimate but not sagacious
Yang Guangxian Doesn't Deserve the Title of "Sagacious Scholar"——A Discussion with Dr. Xie Jingfang
Psychological‐mindedness as “reading between the lines”: Vigilance, locus of control, and sagacious judgment