How do you pronounce acumen?

acumen is pronounced as /ˈækjʊmən/.

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acumen

🧠acumen (ákyumen)

noun

/ˈækjʊmən/

perspicacia (perspikasiya)

acuity acute

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Meaning

the ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain

The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions; keenness and depth of perception.

Traducción del significado

la capacidad de tomar buenos juicios y decisiones rápidas, típicamente en un dominio particular

Oraciones de ejemplo

She has strong business acumen that helped grow the company.

Ella tiene una gran perspicacia empresarial que ayudó a hacer crecer la empresa.

His business acumen helped the company grow rapidly.

Su percepción empresarial ayudó a la empresa a crecer rápidamente.

Su percepcion empresarial ayudo a la empresa a crecer rapidamente.

Her business acumen helped her lead the company to success.

Su agudeza empresarial la ayudó a liderar la empresa hacia el éxito.

Synonyms

shrewdness, insight, sharpness, intelligence, wisdom

Entrada 1

shrewdness, insight, sharpness, intelligence, wisdom

Entrada 2

sharpness, insight, shrewdness

Entrada 3

insight, shrewdness

Antonyms

ignorance, ineptitude, foolishness, stupidity

Entrada 1

ignorance, ineptitude

Entrada 2

ignorance, ineptitude, foolishness

Entrada 3

ignorance, stupidity

Colocaciones

business acumen, financial acumen, political acumen

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