smart

UK
/smɑːt/
US
/smɑrt/
smartadjective
smarter
Comp.
smartest
Super.
UK
/smɑːt/
US
/smɑrt/
Translations
He is a smart student who always gets good grades.
Он умный студент, который всегда получает хорошие оценки.
She wore a smart dress to the party.
Она надела элегантное платье на вечеринку.
The smart detective quickly solved the mystery.
Сообразительный детектив быстро разгадал тайну.
Additional translations
Definitions
Having or showing a quick-witted intelligence.
She is a smart student who always gets top grades in her class.
Neat and stylish in appearance.
He wore a smart suit to the interview, making a great first impression.
Technologically advanced or sophisticated.
The smart phone has revolutionized the way we communicate and access information.
Causing or characterized by a sharp, stinging pain; sharp or severe.
She felt a smart pain in her ankle after twisting it.
smartnoun
smarts
pl
UK
/smɑːt/
US
/smɑrt/
Translations
He is such a smart in the class, always knowing the answers.
Он такой умник в классе, всегда знает ответы.
The conference was full of smarts discussing the future of technology.
Конференция была полна интеллектуалов, обсуждающих будущее технологий.
Additional translations
Definitions
A sharp, stinging pain.
He felt a smart on his cheek after the slap.
Informal. Practical intelligence; mental acuity or common sense (usually used in the plural form "smarts").
You'll need real smarts to make this startup succeed.
smartverb
smarted
Past Simple
smarted
Past Participle
smarting
Gerund
UK
/smɑːt/
US
/smɑrt/
Translations
ощущать боль
She smarted at the harsh criticism.
Она ощущала боль от резкой критики.
Additional translations
кружиться от боли
Definitions
To feel a sharp, stinging pain.
Her eyes smarted from the smoke.
To feel upset or annoyed, especially because of a perceived slight or criticism.
He smarted at the criticism from his boss.
To cause a sharp, stinging pain to someone or something.
The icy spray smarted his cheeks.
smartadverb
Chiefly North American or regional: used to mean "quickly, briskly, sharply".
Definitions
In a quick, brisk, or sharp manner; smartly.
The sergeant ordered the soldiers to step smart across the yard.