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🔑 wise BrE /waɪz / NAmE /waɪz / adjective (wiser , wis·est 🔑 of people 人 able to make sensible decisions and give good advice because of the experience and knowledge that you have ◆ a wise old man ◆ I'm older and wiser after ten years in the business . 🔑 (of actions and behaviour 行动和行为 sensible ; based on good judgement SYN prudent ◆ a wise decision ◆ It was very wise to leave when you did . ◆ The wisest course of action is just to say nothing . ◆ I was grateful for her wise counsel . ▸ wise·ly BrE /ˈwaɪzli / NAmE /ˈwaɪzli / adverb ◆ She nodded wisely . ◆ He wisely decided to tell the truth . ● be none the ˈwiser ● not be any the ˈwiser to not understand sth , even after it has been explained to you ◆ I've read the instructions , but I'm still none the wiser . to not know or find out about sth bad that sb has done ◆ If you put the money back , no one will be any the wiser . ● be ˌwise after the eˈvent (often disapproving to understand sth , or realize what you should have done , only after sth has happened ● be /get ˈwise to sb /sth (informal to become aware that sb is being dishonest ◆ He thought he could fool me but I got wise to him . ● put sb ˈwise (to sth )(informal to inform sb about sth 🔑 wise BrE /waɪz / NAmE /waɪz / verb present simple - I / you / we / they wise BrE /waɪz / NAmE /waɪz / present simple - he / she / it wises BrE /ˈwaɪzɪz / NAmE /ˈwaɪzɪz / past simple wised BrE /waɪzd / NAmE /waɪzd / past participle wised BrE /waɪzd / NAmE /waɪzd / -ing form wising BrE /ˈwaɪzɪŋ / NAmE /ˈwaɪzɪŋ / ● ˌwise ˈup (to sth )(informal to become aware of the unpleasant truth about a situation
