smarter

adj.

聪明的；精明的(smart的比较级)；

1. I'm a smart girl that speaks with a smart accent.
   我是个机灵的姑娘，说话带有时髦的腔调。
2. A few months ago they opened a new shop catering exclusively to the smart set.
   几个月前他们新开了一家商店，专门向最时髦的人士出售物品。
3. He really cuts a dash in his smart new uniform.
   他穿著漂亮的新制服真是神气十足。
4. A smart tie and a dirty collar don't go well together.
   漂亮的领带与肮脏的领口在一起不相称。
5. This boy is very smart; he may be another Edison.
   这男孩很聪明，他可能成为另一个爱迪生。
6. I gave a smart blow on the lid, and it flew open.
   我朝盖子猛一击，就把它打开了。

1. His eyes smart at the smoke.
   他的眼睛被烟熏痛了。
2. He feared that he would smart for this foolishness.
   他担心为这个愚蠢举动而自食其果。

1. The smart of his wound kept him awake.
   伤痛使他无法入睡。

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