prudent

形容词小心的，慎重的; 精明的，节俭的; 顾虑周到的，稳健的; 世故的，精明的

形容词cautious sensible discreet judicious careful

形容词imprudent

形容词

1. 明智的：prosperous 繁荣昌盛的 | prudent 明智的 | psychological 心理上

1. 审慎的；慎重的；精明的
    Someone who is prudent is sensible and careful.

    e.g. It is always prudent to start any exercise programme gradually at first...
           刚开始一项锻炼计划时循序渐进总是明智的。
    e.g. Being a prudent and cautious person, you realise that the problem must be resolved.
           慎重小心的人都会意识到这个问题非解决不可。

1. The CPC Central Committee also proposed active yet prudent reforms in public service institutions, introducing competitive mechanisms to diversify the agencies of providing public services.

2. Insurance companies should also apply prudent oversight and keep adequate capital reserve to guard against systematic risks.

3. prudent的近义词

3. A statement from the central bank released on Saturday night showed that the government will maintain a prudent monetary policy.

4. Other malpractices that should be checked include the issuance of new shares by listed companies not approved through prudent procedures.

5. The prudent choice of words belies a misperception that family planning is no longer relevant.

6. prudent的翻译

6. In addition, the key element is to have prudent risk management within bank.

7. The country had long clung to a prudent fiscal and tightened monetary policy to prevent the economy from overheating.

8. China will adhere to taking the path of political development under socialism with Chinese characteristics, and carry out political restructuring in an active yet prudent manner.

9. Wen pledged China will adhere to the policy of expanding domestic demand and continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy.

10. prudent的解释

10. Such a prudent approach to assess and adjust the stimulus package is crucial to China's eventual success in weathering the global financial and economic turmoil.

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