clever
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈklevɚ/ · UK /ˈklevə/
clever means: Able to understand things quickly and think well.
adjective
Able to understand things quickly and think well.
- She's a clever child.
- He was clever enough to solve the puzzle.
- Your daughter is much cleverer than I was at her age.
Showing a new or unusual way to do something well.
- That's a clever idea.
- The box has a clever folding design.
- They found an even cleverer solution to the problem.
Good at finding smart ways to get what you want or solve problems.
- He's a clever negotiator.
- She was clever enough to find another way out.
- The clever thief tricked the guard into opening the gate.
Good at making or doing things with your hands or body.
- She's clever with a needle.
- My brother is clever at making furniture.
- His clever fingers quickly repaired the tiny watch.
Questions about clever
What does clever mean?
Able to understand things quickly and think well.
What is clever in other languages?
Türkçe: zeki · Español: inteligente · Français: intelligent · Deutsch: klug · Italiano: intelligente · 日本語: 賢い
How do you pronounce clever?
In American English /ˈklevɚ/; in British English /ˈklevə/.
How do you use clever in a sentence?
She's a clever child. He was clever enough to solve the puzzle.
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