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wised ˈwaɪzd COCA¹¹³⁵²⁴BNC¹⁴⁴⁶⁶⁴⁺³Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本例句
v.意识到；觉察令人不愉快的实情wise的过去式和过去分词原型wise的过去分词 Defenders have wised up to him and he does not appear to relish the harder side of the English game.
英格兰联赛的防守方式让他感觉到了什么叫艰难。 qieerxi
I finally wised up to his tricks.
我最后识破了他的诡计。《21世纪大英汉词典》
Not all reformers are convinced that the market has wised up, however.
然而，并非所有改革者都信服市场已经被充分理解了。 ecocn
So in conclusion, if you don't want to be dead, it's time you wised up and accepted the reality that people like food.
所以总结来说，如果你不想死，那么是时候变聪明点接受人们喜爱食物这个事实了。 yeeyan
Tax authorities are supposed to have wised up to companies avoiding taxes by tinkering with the “ transfer prices” their offshore divisions charge their onshore ones for goods and services.
税务机构本应使逃税的企业意识到，胡乱摆弄“转让价格” 不过是将税收从他们的境外分配转嫁于其在国内的商品和服务。 ecocn
The police has wised up their game.
警察识破了他们的鬼把戏。《21世纪大英汉词典》
The teacher wised him to overcome the difficulties in his study.
老师劝导他克服学习中的困难。《21世纪大英汉词典》
When their period in history is mentioned, many hasten to attach a snide disclaimer, a wised-up dismissal.
当他们所处的那一段历史被提起时，很多人都会立刻附上鄙夷的论断，或是故作聪明的批评。 yeeyan |