adj.形容詞時髦的,瀟灑的This handbag looks smart on women in their thirties
adj.形容詞整潔漂亮的;時髦的He looks so smart in that new suit
adj.形容詞(機器、武器等)智慧的Computers now are more smart than they were even a few years ago
v.i.不及物動詞厲害的,劇烈的It smart when Julie told me she didn’t care for me much any more
n. (u.)不可數名詞劇痛The smart from David not calling lasted many months
n. (u.)不可數名詞刺痛The smart on Cindy's arm made her cry out in pain
v.i.不及物動詞感到刺痛This medicine will smart a bit when I put it on your burn
adv.副詞快He walked off at a smart pace towards his car
adj.形容詞時髦奢華的Jane felt sure to succeed as she was hanging out with the smart crowd
adj.形容詞聰明的Don’t praise him for being smart, praise him for his hard work
adv.副詞機智地If you play your cards smart, you might win the game