shrewd

UK
/ʃruːd/
US
/ʃrud/
shrewdadjective
shrewder
Comp.
shrewdest
Super.
UK
/ʃruːd/
US
/ʃrud/
Translations
Her shrewd analysis of the market trends helped the company make a profitable decision.
Son analyse perspicace des tendances du marché a aidé l'entreprise à prendre une décision rentable.
Additional translations
cinglantSe dit surtout du vent, du froid ou d'une douleur.
ruséPeut avoir une nuance de finesse calculée, parfois légèrement péjorative.
malicieuxSens archaïque.
aviséSurtout dans le sens de jugement pratique et de sens des affaires.
Definitions
Having or showing sharp powers of judgment; astute.
Her shrewd analysis of the market trends helped the company make a profitable decision.
Clever or cunning, especially in practical matters.
He made a shrewd move by investing in the startup before it became popular.
Piercingly cold or severe, especially of weather, wind, or pain.
A shrewd wind swept over the plains, making everyone pull their collars higher.
(Archaic) Malicious or mischievous in character.
The tale warns of a shrewd sprite who delights in playing tricks on travelers.
shrewdadverb
UK
/ʃruːd/
US
/ʃrud/
Archaic usage where "shrewd" is used adverbially to mean "very" or "severely".
Translations
fortementSens archaïque : « très », « sévèrement ».
He was shrewd hurt after the battle.
Il était fortement blessé après la bataille.
Definitions
(Archaic) To a significant or severe degree; very.
He was shrewd hurt after the battle.