incisive

形容词尖锐的; 深刻的; 直接的; 单刀直入的

1. 敏锐,尖刻的：incise 刻,雕 | incisive 敏锐,尖刻的 | incite 鼓动,引起

2. 深刻的：incision 切割 | incisive 深刻的 | incisively 敏锐地

3. 锋利,尖刻,敏锐的：incise 刻,雕,切 | incisive 锋利,尖刻,敏锐的 | precise 精确,正确的

4. 锐利的,尖锐的,深刻的：Onerous 繁重的;负有法律责任的 | Incisive 锐利的,尖锐的,深刻的 | Auspicious 吉兆的,幸运的

1. 机敏的;尖锐的;深刻的
    You use incisive to describe a person, their thoughts, or their speech when you approve of their ability to think and express their ideas clearly, briefly, and forcefully.

    e.g. ...a shrewd operator with an incisive mind...
           头脑机敏、精明能干的经营者
    e.g. She's incredibly incisive, incredibly intelligent.
           她机敏过人,才智超群。

1. Some complained she proved more of a cheerleader than an incisive critic in the mold of Cowell.

2. Regardless of how incisive Zoellick's take on the situation is, there is resistance to the idea of drawing up a new political document.

3. His works demonstrates an incisive exploration of the tension between the Asian meditative principles and Western artistic expressions.

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4. They can portray reality in a sharp and incisive manner, and get viewers to acknowledge their condition.

5. It was an incisive point in the authorities'recent rhetoric in the fight against corruption.

6. Tsang added the government is also often inspired by the press's incisive commentary when drawing up policy.

7. They started to pile on the pressure with incisive incursions down the flanks.

8. We have to consider the viewpoints of these politicians and scholars as wise and incisive.

9. His incisive analysis of the world situation has been borne out by developments over the last decade.

10. The problem was that England was not really incisive until five minutes before the break.

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