Examples of using "Okos" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is smart.
- He is intelligent.
- He's smart.
- He is smart.
- He is intelligent.
- He's smart.
- He's intelligent.
How clever!
The wiser head gives in.
You're a smart kid.
How smart!
That's smart.
- Tom is smart.
- Tom's smart.
- You are sharp.
- You're bright.
- You're smart.
- You're wise.
- I am smart.
- I'm smart.
- He is smart.
- He's smart.
He's clever and resourceful.
Judy is smart.
and I was smart enough to realise that I am not very smart.
and that's just how smart she was.
friendly and smart.
It's smart, right?
- You are so smart!
- You're so smart.
What a smart guy!
She is very clever.
Dogs are smart.
Tom's a bright kid.
- Tom is a smart guy.
- Tom's a smart guy.
Tom was smart.
Tom is a smart man.
Tom is a clever boy.
He's smart, but arrogant.
- You're very smart.
- You are very smart.
The little boy is clever.
Tom is very smart.
- You are really crafty.
- You're a clever one.
- You're a bright boy.
- You're a smart boy.
- I am a very smart person.
- I'm a very smart person.
- I'm very smart.
- I am very smart.
That would be smart.
That wouldn't be a smart move.
Esther is smart, she's funny, and she's kind.
Nothing smart. Nothing inspirational.
They need very smart agriculture.
I thought you were smart."
- She's as clever as they make 'em.
- She is very clever.
That boy is smart.
- She's smart and beautiful.
- She's beautiful and intelligent.
Adams was an intelligent man.
I know you are clever.
Tom isn't smart at all.
Why are you so smart?
Tom is really very smart.
That's a clever idea.
He is more clever than wise.
A word is enough to a wise man.
- You're quite smart.
- You're very clever.
- Tom is smart.
- Tom is intelligent.
- Tom's smart.
Mary is a smart girl.
Crows are smart birds.
Tom is a very clever student.
Mary is smart and curious.
Tom is smart and hardworking.
- He is very clever and is not proud either.
- He is very smart and yet not arrogant.
You're very wise.
He is very clever for a boy of ten.
- He is a most clever boy.
- That boy is very clever.
- He is intelligent.
- He's intelligent.
I'm not all that smart.
That wouldn't be smart.
Tom gave Mary sound advice.
Tom is sweet, smart, and handsome.
That wasn't smart.
- Tom is smart.
- Tom is intelligent.
- Tom's smart.
- Tom is bright.
- Tom is clever.
- Tom is sharp.
She is not as intelligent as you.
Indeed he is young, but he is prudent.
Tom is a very smart boy.
Tom has a clever dog.
He's not only smart, but handsome as well.
And at the time, I actually thought that was a pretty clever answer.
The ingenious boy won a prize for his invention.
It is not wise to go by his word.
That wasn't very clever.
Dogs are smart.
- You're clever. But not clever enough.
- You're clever, but not clever enough.
My wife Lidia is a beautiful, clever woman.
He may be clever, but he is not very helpful.
It wouldn't be wise to do that.
He may be clever, but he is not very helpful.
but then, through a smart learning algorithm,