streetwise
streetwise — 形容詞
- streetwisepositive
- more streetwisecomparative
- most streetwisesuperlative
1. knowing from experience how to protect yourself and make sensible choices in a c
街頭老練
熟悉城市危險並懂得自保
knowing from experience how to protect yourself and make sensible choices in a city where danger or trouble is common
After two years delivering food at midnight, Yasmin became streetwise enough to avoid trouble.
Yasmin 送了兩年深夜外送後,已變得很街頭老練,知道怎麼避開麻煩。
become + streetwise through repeated city experience
The streetwise taxi driver spotted the fake address before the men got in.
那位街頭老練的計程車司機在那兩名男子上車前,就看出地址是假的。
streetwise + noun before a person role
Putri gave her younger brother some streetwise advice before his first night shift.
Putri 在弟弟第一次上夜班前,給了他一些街頭求生的建議。
streetwise + advice for practical self-protection
Lukas looked streetwise, but a scammer still tricked him into handing over his wallet.
Lukas 看起來很街頭老練,卻還是被騙子哄得交出了錢包。
Tariq's cousin was streetwise enough to stay on busy streets after dark.
Tariq 的表親很懂街頭自保,所以天黑後只走熱鬧的街道。
streetwise enough to + verb
- streetwise kid
- streetwise teenager
- streetwise taxi driver
- streetwise advice
- become streetwise
- look streetwise
- street-smart
closest everyday synonym; slightly more conversational, especially in North American English
- savvy
broader; can describe practical skill in business or social situations, not only urban danger
- shrewd
emphasizes clever judgment and may suggest calculation or self-interest
- worldly
describes broad life experience, often without the sense of immediate street danger
文法句型
be + streetwise
streetwise + noun
become + streetwise
用法筆記
Usually describes people who have learned quick judgment from real city experience. It often suggests alertness to risk and deception, not academic knowledge or general intelligence.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- streetwise kid
- streetwise teenager
- streetwise taxi driver
- streetwise advice
副詞搭配
- highly streetwise
- surprisingly streetwise
- very streetwise
常用片語
- become streetwise
- look streetwise
- streetwise enough to avoid trouble