acumen
gb/əkjˈumən/ us/əkjˈumən/
C1
Kiingereza
érzék, éleslátás
NOMINO
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FORMAL
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Muundo wa matumizi:
[adjective/domain] acumen; acumen in [field]
Her business acumen helped the company survive a difficult year.
Üzleti érzéke segített a cégnek átvészelni egy nehéz évet.
The mayor showed considerable political acumen in building support across party lines.
A polgármester nagy politikai érzékről tett tanúbizonyságot, amikor párthatárokon átívelő támogatást szerzett.
Investors admired his financial acumen, but employees criticized his management style.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
She has strong business acumen.
Nagyon jó üzleti érzéke van.
The job requires financial acumen.
Ez a munka pénzügyi érzéket igényel.
Kosa la kawaida:
Acumen is usually uncountable: say “business acumen,” not “a business acumen.”
Maana
sharp practical judgment
Miunganiko ya maneno
business acumen
|financial acumen
|commercial acumen
|political acumen
|strategic acumen
|legal acumen
|remarkable acumen
|show acumen
|demonstrate acumen
|lack acumen
Visawe
shrewdness (emphasizes clever, practical judgment, sometimes with a slightly hard or calculating tone)
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insight (emphasizes deep understanding more than decision-making ability)
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astuteness (close in meaning, often slightly formal and focused on noticing advantages or risks)
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savvy (more informal, especially for practical know-how in a specific area)
Vinyume
naivety (lack of worldly or practical judgment)
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incompetence (lack of ability or skill in handling tasks or decisions)
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poor judgment (the tendency to make bad decisions)
Mada
intelligence
|business
|decision_making
|professional_skills
Ufafanuzi
the ability to judge situations well and make smart decisions, especially in a particular area of work
the ability to understand situations quickly and make good, practical judgments, especially in business, politics, or another specialized field.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
acumen
IPA
GB/əkjˈumən/
US/əkjˈumən/
Silabi na mkazo
acu - men (silabi 2)
Stress on 2nd syllable (men)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: acumen
- Plural: acumen
Semi
business acumen
1/bˈɪznɪs əkjˈumən/
fixed phrase
business
skill in business judgment
the ability to make smart decisions in business
Mifano
- The board wanted a CEO with proven business acumen.
- Her business acumen turned a small online shop into an international brand.
- Technical skills matter, but this role also requires strong business acumen.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- He has good business acumen.
- Managers need business acumen.
commercial acumen
1/kəmˈɚʃəl əkjˈumən/
fixed phrase
business
skill in commercial judgment
the ability to understand how business makes money and to make profitable decisions
Mifano
- The company is looking for designers with creative talent and commercial acumen.
- His commercial acumen helped the studio choose projects with wider appeal.
- A good product manager combines technical knowledge with commercial acumen.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- The role needs commercial acumen.
- She has strong commercial acumen.
financial acumen
1/fɪnˈænʃəl əkjˈumən/
fixed phrase
business
skill in financial judgment
the ability to understand money matters and make good financial decisions
Mifano
- The nonprofit needs a director with strong financial acumen.
- Her financial acumen helped the family business avoid unnecessary debt.
- The course is designed to improve managers’ financial acumen.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- This job requires financial acumen.
- She showed financial acumen at a young age.
political acumen
1/pəlˈɪtɪkəl əkjˈumən/
fixed phrase
formal
skill in political judgment
the ability to understand politics and make smart political choices
Mifano
- She showed real political acumen by gaining support before announcing the plan.
- His political acumen helped him survive several leadership challenges.
- The ambassador was respected for her patience and political acumen.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- The leader has political acumen.
- He needs more political acumen.