慧黠

huìxiá
  1. intelligent
  2. bright
  3. sharp

CEDICT

  1. (formal) clever and artful; shrewd
  2. clever and artful; shrewd

Wiktionary

聪慧灵敏。《北史后妃》:「慧黠琵琶歌舞。」《惊奇二八》:「小童如此慧黠:『使得使得。』」」、「黠慧」。

重編國語辭典

聪明灵敏

維基詞典

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líng
  1. (literary) (of a woman) intelligent
  2. (used mostly in female names)
huì intelligent
慧如那個簡報檔還沒傳喔?客戶在催。

Hasn't Huiru sent the slides yet? The client's pushing.

Source: Tatoeba

明慧 mínghuì
  1. intelligent
  2. brilliant
智能 zhìnéng
  1. intelligent
  2. able
  3. smart (phone, system, bomb etc)
以前有人以为火星上有智能生物。

It was once thought that there was intelligent life on Mars.

Source: Tatoeba

颖悟 yǐng
  1. intelligent
  2. bright
缪巧 miùqiǎo
  1. plan
  2. scheme
  3. intelligent
  4. quick-witted
𫍽 xuān
  1. usually used in a name
  2. clever
  3. intelligent
亮堂 liàngtáng
  1. bright
  2. clear
亮闪闪 liàngshǎnshǎn bright
光亮 guāngliàng bright
這女孩的眼睛閃爍著光亮, 這個暗示讓她可愛的貓圖案自動鉛筆越過了她的筆記本。

The girl, her eyes shining brightly from that single hint, makes her cute cat-motif automatic pencil run across her notebook.

Source: Tatoeba

光光 guāngguāng
  1. bright
  2. shiny
  3. smooth
  4. naked
  5. bald
  6. penniless
  1. bright
  2. splendid
  3. glorious
心灵 xīnlíng
  1. bright
  2. smart
  3. quick-witted
  4. heart
  5. thoughts
  6. spirit
眼睛是心灵的镜子。

The eye is the mirror of the soul.

Source: Tatoeba

jiǎo
  1. bright
  2. glittery
  3. Taiwan pr. jiào
míng
  1. bright
  2. opposite: dark àn
  3. (of meaning) clear
  4. to understand
  5. next
  6. public or open
  7. wise
  8. generic term for a sacrifice to the gods
我是明惠。

I am Minghui.

Source: Tatoeba

明亮 míngliàng
  1. bright
  2. shining
  3. glittering
  4. to become clear
我喜歡明亮的顏色。

I like bright colors.

I like bright colours.

Source: Tatoeba

明朗 mínglǎng
  1. bright
  2. clear
  3. obvious
  4. forthright
  5. open-minded
  6. bright and cheerful
qǐn bright
zhěn (literary) bright
biàn
  1. (literary) (of sunlight) bright
  2. (literary) happy; delighted (old variant of biàn)
zhāo
  1. bright
  2. clear
  3. manifest
  4. to show clearly
bǐng
  1. bright
  2. glorious
xiǎng
  1. bright
  2. clear
zhé bright
tiǎn (literary) bright
晶明 jīngmíng
  1. bright
  2. shiny
jiǎn bright (light)
gǎo
  1. bright
  2. white
zhāng
  1. bright
  2. to rise (of sun)
xuán
  1. (literary) bright
  2. (literary) beautiful; good-looking
liáo
  1. bright
  2. clear
jǐng bright
yào
  1. bright
  2. glorious
  3. one of the seven planets of premodern astronomy
jiǒng
  1. (literary) bright
  2. shining
  3. brilliance
jiǒng
  1. bright
  2. clear
bǐng
  1. bright
  2. brilliant
  3. luminous
juān (literary) bright
tūn
  1. bright
  2. radiant
  3. Taiwan pr. chún
huī
  1. bright
  2. glorious
煌熠 huáng bright
煜熠 bright
huǎng
  1. bright
  2. dazzling
  1. bright
  2. warm
shuò
  1. bright
  2. luminous
yuè
  1. bright
  2. fiery
shuǎng
  1. bright
  2. clear
  3. crisp
  4. open
  5. frank
  6. straightforward
  7. to feel well
  8. fine
  9. pleasurable
  10. invigorating
  11. to deviate
璀璨 cuǐcàn
  1. bright
  2. resplendent
bright (of jade)
jiǎo
  1. bright
  2. white
hào
  1. bright
  2. brilliant
liǎo
  1. (of eyes) bright
  2. clear-sighted
  3. to understand clearly
快來了

Come quick.

Source: Tatoeba

fóu
  1. bright
  2. glossy (of silk)
  1. bright
  2. tomorrow
耿耿 gěnggěng
  1. bright
  2. devoted
  3. having sth on one's mind
  4. troubled
bǐng
  1. bright
  2. shining, splendid
bright
贼亮 zéiliàng
  1. bright
  2. shiny
  3. dazzling
  4. glaring
透亮 tòuliàng
  1. bright
  2. shining
  3. translucent
  4. crystal clear
hào
  1. bright
  2. place name
  3. stove
shuò
  1. bright
  2. to melt
  3. to fuse
鲜亮 xiānliang
  1. bright (color)
  2. vivid
jiǒng
  1. velvetleaf (Abutilon avicennae), plant of the jute family
  2. bright
明晃晃 mínghuǎnghuǎng
  1. shining
  2. bright
jùn
  1. (literary) early morning
  2. (literary) bright
  3. (used in names)
lǎng
  1. clear
  2. bright
我是弗朗切斯科。

I'm Francesco.

Source: Tatoeba

清亮 qīngliàng
  1. (of sound) clear and resonant; bright
  2. (of eyes) bright
  3. (of water) crystal-clear; limpid
  4. clear (in one's mind)
  1. abundant
  2. bright
  3. strain spirits
  1. fiery
  2. bright
wěi
  1. glowing
  2. bright
  3. brilliant
煜煜
  1. dazzling
  2. bright
  1. (used in names)
  2. (bound form) (literary) bright
  3. prosperous
  4. splendid
  5. genial
熠熠
  1. glistening
  2. bright
jiǒng
  1. blaze
  2. bright
càn
  1. glorious
  2. bright
  3. brilliant
  4. lustrous
  5. resplendent
huǎng
  1. old variant of huǎng
  2. bright
皎洁 jiǎojié
  1. shining clean
  2. bright (moonlight)
jiǎo
  1. sparkling
  2. bright
càn
  1. beautiful
  2. bright
  3. splendid
  4. smilingly
灵利 líng
  1. clever
  2. bright
  3. quick-witted
xiān
  1. fresh
  2. bright (in color)
  3. delicious
  4. tasty
  5. delicacy
  6. aquatic foods
巧言令色,鮮矣仁。

Fine words and an insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.

Source: Tatoeba

光明 guāngmíng
  1. light
  2. radiance
  3. (fig.) bright (prospects etc)
  4. openhearted
你有光明的未来。

You've got a bright future.

Source: Tatoeba

爽亮 shuǎngliàng
  1. clear
  2. open
  3. bright
jǐn
  1. brocade
  2. embroidered work
  3. bright
liàng
  1. distant
  2. to seek
  3. old variant of liàng
  4. bright
bái
  1. white
  2. snowy
  3. pure
  4. bright
  5. empty
  6. blank
  7. plain
  8. clear
  9. to make clear
  10. in vain
  11. gratuitous
  12. free of charge
  13. reactionary
  14. anti-communist
  15. funeral
  16. to stare coldly
  17. to write wrong character
  18. to state
  19. to explain
  20. vernacular
  21. spoken lines in opera
你沒白死。

Your death was not in vain.

Source: Tatoeba

  1. sharp
  2. favorable
  3. advantage
  4. benefit
  5. profit
  6. interest
  7. to do good to
  8. to benefit
你是不是尤利乌斯?

Are you Julius?

Source: Tatoeba

yǎn sharp
升号 shēnghào (music) sharp (♯)
尖利 jiān
  1. sharp
  2. keen
  3. cutting
  4. shrill
  5. piercing
鳄鱼有尖利的牙齿。

Crocodiles have sharp teeth.

Source: Tatoeba

尖尖 jiānjiān
  1. sharp
  2. pointed
尖锐 jiānruì
  1. sharp
  2. intense
  3. penetrating
  4. pointed
  5. acute (illness)
突然間她開始用尖銳的聲音大喊。

All at once she began to shout in a shrill voice.

Source: Tatoeba

犀利
  1. sharp
  2. incisive
  3. penetrating
sharp
(of animal horn) sharp
锐利 ruì
  1. sharp
  2. keen
  3. acute
  4. incisive
  5. penetrating
  6. perceptive
锋利 fēng
  1. sharp (e.g. knife blade)
  2. incisive
  3. to the point
这把菜刀不够锋利,所以我用了我的折叠刀来切肉。

The kitchen knife wasn't sharp enough to cut the meat, so I used my pocket knife.

Source: Tatoeba

𬬮 chǎng
  1. sharp
  2. a keen edge
  3. sharp point
  1. variant of , rhinoceros
  2. sharp
有心眼 yǒuxīnyǎn
  1. clever
  2. sharp
  1. rhinoceros
  2. sharp
xiān
  1. fish-spear
  2. sharp
è
  1. blade edge
  2. sharp
  1. arrowhead
  2. sharp
机警 jǐng
  1. perceptive
  2. astute
  3. sharp
  4. sharp-witted
  5. vigilant
  6. alert
雪亮 xuěliàng
  1. lit. bright as snow
  2. shiny
  3. dazzling
  4. sharp (of eyes)
  1. to arouse
  2. to incite
  3. to excite
  4. to stimulate
  5. sharp
  6. fierce
  7. violent
我想要冰激淋作甜点。

I want ice cream for dessert.

Source: Tatoeba

灵敏 língmǐn
  1. smart
  2. clever
  3. sensitive
  4. keen
  5. quick
  6. sharp
狗的聽覺比人類靈敏不知多少倍。

The hearing acuity of dogs is superior by far to that of humans.

Source: Tatoeba

kuài
  1. rapid
  2. quick
  3. speed
  4. rate
  5. soon
  6. almost
  7. to make haste
  8. clever
  9. sharp (of knives or wits)
  10. forthright
  11. plainspoken
  12. gratified
  13. pleased
  14. pleasant
快想!

Think quickly!

Source: Tatoeba