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What is the difference between inteligente and esperto and astuto and sagaz ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between inteligente and esperto and astuto and sagaz ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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inteligente - quem demonstra inteligência
etimologia: latim intelligens
antônimo: estúpido, néscio, tolo.
inteligência - faculdade de entender, pensar, raciocinar e interpretar.
esperto - pessoa que não se deixa enganar facilmente.
antônimo: tolo.
etimologia: latim vulgar - expertum
astuto - pessoa que é hábil em levar vantagens e não se deixa enganar.
esperto. Pode também ter a conotação de quem faz maldades, ou é traiçoeiro.
etimologia: latim - astutus
sagaz - pessoa que é perspicaz. Pessoa que tem agudeza de espírito.
antônimo: imbecil.
etimologia: latim - sagax
Fonte e dica para você consultar:
http://michaelis.uol.com.br/moderno-portugues/b...
Em outras palavras, você pode ser inteligente, mas não necessariamente esperto, sagaz ou astuto.
Tudo dependerá do contexto no qual tais palavras serão utilizadas.
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
Inteligente:pessoa que estudou muito e responde fácil
Esperto:estratégico,ou seja,solução para tudo
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
inteligente: quem entende/compreende com facilidade as coisas, normalmente em um nível intelectual; esperto: quem toma as melhores decisões para si mesmo; astuto: quem entende rápido o que está acontecendo
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Portuguese (Brazil)
inteligente - quem demonstra inteligência
etimologia: latim intelligens
antônimo: estúpido, néscio, tolo.
inteligência - faculdade de entender, pensar, raciocinar e interpretar.
esperto - pessoa que não se deixa enganar facilmente.
antônimo: tolo.
etimologia: latim vulgar - expertum
astuto - pessoa que é hábil em levar vantagens e não se deixa enganar.
esperto. Pode também ter a conotação de quem faz maldades, ou é traiçoeiro.
etimologia: latim - astutus
sagaz - pessoa que é perspicaz. Pessoa que tem agudeza de espírito.
antônimo: imbecil.
etimologia: latim - sagax
Fonte e dica para você consultar:
http://michaelis.uol.com.br/moderno-portugues/b...
Em outras palavras, você pode ser inteligente, mas não necessariamente esperto, sagaz ou astuto.
Tudo dependerá do contexto no qual tais palavras serão utilizadas.
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