smart

US /smɑːrt/
UK /smɑːrt/
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1.

having or showing a quick-witted intelligence

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She's a very smart student and always gets good grades.
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That was a smart move to invest in renewable energy.
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intelligentcleverbrightsharpastute
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stupidfoolishdumb
2.

neat and well-dressed; fashionable

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You look very smart in that suit.
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The hotel has a very smart and modern design.
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elegantstylishneatdapperchic
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untidyscruffyunfashionable
3.

(of a device) programmed so as to be able to perform certain tasks automatically or interactively

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She bought a new smart TV for her living room.
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Many homes are now equipped with smart devices.
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intelligentautomatedconnected
1.

to feel a sharp, stinging pain

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My arm still smarts where I hit it.
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His eyes began to smart from the smoke.
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stingachethrobburn
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smart TVsmart casualsmart-asssmart alecksmart cookiebook-smartstreet smarts