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astute in Russian

astute in Russian is проница́тельный, сообрази́тельный, хи́трый — astute means quick to notice things and judge situations accurately; sharp-witted.

astute in Russian

проница́тельный
adj
Pronounced: pronitsatelnyy
Quickly and critically discerning.
сообрази́тельный
adj
Pronounced: soobrazitelnyy
Quickly and critically discerning.
хи́трый
adj
Pronounced: khitryy
Quickly and critically discerning.

What does "astute" mean?

  1. adjective Quick to notice things and judge situations accurately; sharp-witted.
    "She made an astute observation about the company's finances."
  2. adjective Shrewd or cunning, especially in getting what you want.
    "It was an astute move to negotiate before signing anything."
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astute in a sentence

  • She made an astute observation about the company's finances.
  • An astute investor spotted the flaw in the pitch immediately.
  • It was an astute move to negotiate before signing anything.

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What is "astute" in Russian?

"astute" in Russian is проница́тельный, сообрази́тельный, хи́трый. astute means: Quick to notice things and judge situations accurately; sharp-witted.

How do you pronounce проница́тельный?

"astute" in Russian is проница́тельный, pronounced "pronitsatelnyy".

How do you use "astute" in a sentence?

Example: "She made an astute observation about the company's finances." In Russian, "astute" is проница́тельный, сообрази́тельный, хи́трый.

Are there other ways to say "astute" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "astute": проница́тельный, сообрази́тельный, хи́трый.

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