a.

1. 漂亮的；时髦的；潇洒的
   You look smart in the new suit.

   你穿这套新衣服很帅气。

2. 整齐的，整洁的
   The boys in their smart school uniforms marched at the head of the parade.

   身着整齐校服的男学生走在游行队伍的前列。

3. 伶俐的，机警的；精明的
   He is smart and can take care of himself.

   他很精明可以照顾他自己。

4. 轻快的，敏捷的，活泼的
   She walked along at a smart pace.

   她轻快地向前走着。

5. （引起）剧痛的；厉害的，剧烈的
   She gave him a smart slap on the cheek.

   她狠狠地给了他一记耳光。

6. 【口】【方】相当的，可观的
7. 使用电脑的；自动的
   smart missiles

   导引导弹

vi.

1. 引起剧痛；感到剧痛
   The incision on my leg smarts.

   我腿上手术的伤口会痛。

   My eyes smarted from the smoke.

   我的眼睛被烟刺痛。

2. 感到痛苦，感到难受[（+under/with/from/over）]
   She smarted from the scolding.

   她因受到责骂而感到难受。

3. 受罪，遭殃[（+for）]
   He shall smart for his foolishness.

   他这样胡来一定会自食其果。

n.

1. 剧痛，刺痛[U][C]
   The smart of the wound kept him awake.

   伤口的疼痛使他不能入睡。

2. 痛苦，难受[C][U]
   He could still feel the smart of being defeated.

   他仍然感到被击败的痛苦。

3. 耍聪明（或时髦）的人[C]

adj.

1. clean, tidy, and stylish.
2. bright and fresh in appearance.
3. (of a place) fashionable and upmarket.
4. informal having a quick intelligence.
   ▸(of a device) programmed so as to be capable of independent action.
   ▸chiefly N. Amer. impertinently clever or sarcastic.
5. quick; brisk.

v.

1. give a sharp, stinging pain.
2. feel upset and annoyed.

n.

1. (smarts) N. Amer. informal intelligence; acumen.
2. a smarting pain.