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4 Translation results for smart in Spanish

adjective | adverb | verb | noun

smart adjective

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listo, vivo, inteligente; elegante

Example sentences of
smart adjective

  • •Poodles are said to be smart dogs.
  • •That was a smart investment.
  • •He gave her a smart answer.
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Synonyms of
smart adjective

intelligent, clever, alert, quick-witted, bright, brilliant, brainy, stylish

Detailed synonyms for smart adjective

See: Intelligent

smart adverb

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inteligentemente, sabiamente

Example sentences of
smart adverb

  • •He plays smart and the fans appreciate that.
  • •I dress smarter than she does.
  • •Play it smart during the contract negotiations and you'll get more vacation time.
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smart verb

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smarted, has smarted, is smarting, smarts
escocer, picar, arder; dolerse, resentirse

Example sentences of
smart verb

  • •Her eyes were smarting from the smoke.
  • •the injection only smarted for a moment
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Synonyms of
smart verb

hurt, sting

smart noun

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smarts
escozor, dolor

Example sentences of
smart noun

  • •the toddler was whining over the smart from the cut
  • •she had the smarts to start college at age 16, but perhaps not the emotional maturity
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Synonyms of
smart noun

pain
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Reverse translation for smart

listo  - ready, clever, smart 
vivo  - alive, vivid, bright, intense, lively, vivacious, sharp, clever 
inteligente  - intelligent 
elegante  - elegant, smart 
inteligentemente  - intelligently, cleverly, smartly 
sabiamente  - wisely 
escocer  - to smart, to sting 
picar  - to itch, to sting, to bite, to sting, to peck at, to be spicy, to nibble on, to nibble, to prick, to puncture, to punch (a ticket), to grind, to chop, to take the bait, to goad, to incite, to pique, to provoke 
arder  - to burn, to smart, to sting, to burn 
dolerse  - to be distressed, to complain 
resentirse  - to suffer, to be weakened, to be upset 
escozor  - smarting, stinging 
dolor  - pain, ache, grief, sorrow