I. smart <smarter smartest> [ingl. am. smɑrt, ingl. brit. smɑːt] ADJ.
1.1. smart (neat, stylish):
- smart appearance/dress/shoes
- elegante
- you're looking very smart today
- hoy estás muy elegante
- they have a really smart house
- tienen una casa muy bien puesta
- his room looks very smart
- su habitación está muy bien (arreglada)
1.2. smart (chic):
- smart hotel/neighborhood
- elegante
- smart hotel/neighborhood
- fino
- the smart set
- la gente bien
- the smart set
- la gente de buen tono
2. smart (clever, shrewd):
- smart businessman/child
- listo
- smart businessman/child
- vivo
- smart answer/comment
- inteligente
- smart answer/comment
- agudo
- smart trick
- hábil
- she's made some very smart business moves
- ha hecho algunas operaciones muy inteligentes or acertadas
- he's just a smart talker pey.
- lo que tiene es mucha labia
- he's a bit too smart if you ask me
- para mí se pasa de listo
- to get smart
- espabilar(se)
- to get smart
- despabilar(se)
- to get smart
- avivarse amer. coloq.
- to get smart
- apiolarse Río Pl. coloq.
- don't get smart with me!
- ¡no te hagas el vivo or el listo conmigo!
3.1. smart (brisk, prompt):
- smart pace
- rápido
3.2. smart (forceful):
- smart blow/rap/tap
- seco
- smart blow/rap/tap
- fuerte
4. smart ELECTRÓ. (automated):
- smart machine/terminal
- inteligente
- smart machine/terminal
- domótico
II. smart [ingl. am. smɑrt, ingl. brit. smɑːt] V. intr.
1. smart (sting):
- smart eyes:
- escocer
- smart eyes:
- picar
- smart eyes:
- arder
- smart wound:
- escocer
- smart wound:
- arder Co. Sur
- the memory of her words still smarted
- sus palabras le seguían doliendo or lo seguían mortificando
2. smart (be distressed):
- to smart from sth
- resentirse de algo
- they're still smarting from their defeat in the elections
- todavía se resienten de su derrota electoral
- to smart under sth she smarted under his cruel irony
- su ironía hiriente la hacía sufrir
smart-ass [ingl. am. ˈsmɑrdæs], smart-arse ingl. brit. [ˈsmɑːrtɑːs, ˈsmɑːtɑːs] SUST. argot
smart-ass → smart aleck
smart aleck [ˈsmɑrd ˌælək], smart alec SUST. coloq.
- smart aleck
- sabihondo m / sabihonda f coloq.
- smart aleck
- sabelotodo mf coloq.
- smart aleck
- listo m / lista f
- a smart-aleck lawyer
- un abogado que se las sabe todas
smart aleck [ˈsmɑrd ˌælək], smart alec SUST. coloq.
- smart aleck
- sabihondo m / sabihonda f coloq.
- smart aleck
- sabelotodo mf coloq.
- smart aleck
- listo m / lista f
- a smart-aleck lawyer
- un abogado que se las sabe todas
smart off V. [ingl. am. smɑrt -, ingl. brit. smɑːt -] ingl. am. (v + adv) coloq.
- smart off
- ser insolente
- don't smart off to your mother!
- ¡no seas insolente or no te insolentes con tu madre!
smart bomb SUST.
- smart bomb
- bomba f inteligente
smart casual [ˌsmɑrt ˈkæʒuəl, ˌsmɑːt ˈkaʒʊəl] ADJ.
- smart casual
- informal elegante
smart drug SUST.
- smart drug
- droga f inteligente
smart money SUST. U
- the smart money (money)
- el dinero de los inversionistas or inversores inteligentes
- the smart money (money)
- el dinero de los entendidos
- the smart money (investors)
- los inversionistas or inversores inteligentes
- the smart money (investors)
- los entendidos
smart-mouth [ˈsmɑːrtmaʊθ, ˈsmɑːtmaʊθ] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.
- smart-mouth
- insolentarse con
smart card SUST.
- smart card
- tarjeta f electrónica
inglés
español
I. smart [smɑ:t, ingl. am. smɑ:rt] ADJ.
1. smart (clever):
- smart
- inteligente
- to make a smart move
- dar un paso inteligente
- to be too smart for sb
- ser demasiado listo para alguien
2. smart (elegant):
- smart
- elegante
3. smart (quick):
- smart
- rápido, -a
- to do sth at a smart pace
- hacer algo de forma rápida
II. smart [smɑ:t, ingl. am. smɑ:rt] V. intr.
- smart
- escocer
- my eyes smart
- me pican los ojos
III. smart [smɑ:t, ingl. am. smɑ:rt] SUST.
- smart
- escozor m
smart-alec(k) [ˈsmɑ:tˈælɪk, ingl. am. ˌsmɑ:rtˈ-] SUST. pey. coloq.
- smart-alec(k)
- sabelotodo mf
smart card SUST. INFORM.
- smart card
- tarjeta f electrónica
smart bomb SUST.
- smart bomb
- bomba f teledirigida
smartarse [ˈsmɑ:tɑ:s, ingl. am. ˈsmɑ:rtɑ:rs] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr., smart ass SUST. pey. coloq.
- smartarse
- listillo(-a) m (f)
español
inglés
- paquete (-a)
- smart
- pito (-a)
- smart
- iba todo pito
- he looked really smart
- teléfono inteligente m
- smart phone
- despabilado (-a)
- smart
inglés
español
I. smart [smart] ADJ.
1. smart (clever):
- smart
- inteligente
- to make a smart move
- dar un paso inteligente
- to be too smart for sb
- ser demasiado listo para alguien
2. smart (elegant):
- smart
- elegante
3. smart (quick):
- smart
- rápido, -a
- to do sth at a smart pace
- hacer algo de forma rápida
II. smart [smart] V. intr.
- smart
- escocer
- my eyes smart
- me pican los ojos
III. smart [smart] SUST.
- smart
- escozor m
smart-ass [ˈsmart̬·æs] SUST. pey. coloq.
- smart-ass
- listillo(-a) m (f)
smart-aleck [ˌsmart·ˈæl·ɪk] SUST. pey. coloq.
- smart-aleck
- sabelotodo mf
smart bomb SUST.
- smart bomb
- bomba f teledirigida
smart card SUST. comput
- smart card
- tarjeta f electrónica
smartphone, smart phone [ˈsmart·foʊn] SUST.
- smartphone
- teléfono m inteligente
- smartphone
- smartphone m
español
inglés
- paquete (-a)
- smart
- pito (-a)
- smart
- iba todo pito
- he looked really smart
- despabilado (-a)
- smart
- alarife
- smart customer coloq.
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The processor on the smart card has an embedded operating system and can handle multiple applications such as a cash card, a pre-paid membership card, or an access control card.
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en.wikipedia.org The maximum credit a smart card can hold is 10,000.
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en.wikipedia.org In this system, the smart card is a token that can be carried, and the money is on the card.
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