smartness
noun/ˈsmɑːtnəs/
/ˈsmɑːrtnəs/
[uncountable]- (especially British English) the quality of looking clean and neat; the fact of being well-dressed in fashionable and/or formal clothes
衣冠楚楚的；衣着讲究的 - He prided himself on the smartness of his appearance.
他为自己聪明的外表感到自豪。
- He prided himself on the smartness of his appearance.
- (especially British English) the quality of being clean, neat and looking new and attractive
整洁而漂亮的；光鲜的 - No one got preference because of the smartness of the clothes they wore.
没有人因为穿着的漂亮而受到青睐。
- No one got preference because of the smartness of the clothes they wore.
- (especially North American English) the quality of being intelligent
机敏：成为智能 - The book is designed to show off the smartness of its author instead of the feelings of its characters.
这本书的目的是展示作者的聪明才智，而不是人物的感情。
- The book is designed to show off the smartness of its author instead of the feelings of its characters.
- the quality of being quick
机敏：快速 - He obeyed with smartness and precision.
他聪明而精确地服从了。
- He obeyed with smartness and precision.
- the fact of being controlled by a computer, so that it appears to act in an intelligent way
智能的 - The smartness of the computerized devices that surround us will soon increase dramatically.
我们周围的计算机化设备的智能程度很快就会大幅提高。
- The smartness of the computerized devices that surround us will soon increase dramatically.