Examples of using "умён" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is smart.
- He is intelligent.
- He's smart.
- He's intelligent.
John is clever.
Tom is clever.
He is quite a clever man.
That boy is smart.
- He's very smart.
- He is very smart.
You're quite smart.
Tom is incredibly brilliant.
I'm not smart.
Tom is really smart.
- It's said that he's clever.
- It's said that she's clever.
- It's said that you're clever.
Tom isn't smart enough to win.
He's smart and beautiful.
He's smart and ambitious.
Tom is smart and ambitious.
Tom isn't very intelligent.
Carlos is intelligent and creative.
He's clever and resourceful.
Tom isn't too smart.
Tom was extremely intelligent.
- Tom is smart.
- Tom is intelligent.
- Tom's smart.
- Tom is clever.
Tom isn't so smart.
Tom isn't smart enough.
- He is smart.
- He is intelligent.
- He's intelligent.
He is not witty or bright.
Tom is pretty smart, isn't he?
You're not as clever as you think.
I didn't say Tom was smart.
Tom is more wise than clever.
He's young, but he's very intelligent.
He is not wise but clever.
Tom is too smart for that.
He's smart, but not wise.
I'm not all that smart.
There is no denying that he is clever.
Tom is young, but he's pretty smart.
You're not as clever as you think.
I don't want anyone to think that I'm not smart.
He is clever enough to solve the problem.
- He's very intelligent.
- He's very smart.
- He is very smart.
- He is very intelligent.
I'm not as intelligent as he is.
- We all know you're smart.
- We all know that you're smart.
- Tom is very smart.
- Tom is very intelligent.
Tom isn't very smart, is he?
Tom was smart enough to escape.
It appeared to me that he was very intelligent.
- You're very smart.
- You're very intelligent.
- I think Tom is brilliant.
- I think Tom is very smart.
- I think that Tom is very smart.
John is clever.
- You're clever.
- You're intelligent.
- You're smart.
- Tom isn't as intelligent as you.
- Tom isn't as smart as you.
Tom isn't as smart as he looks.
Tom certainly thinks he's clever.
Tom is not as smart as me.
He is too wise not to know that.
He is very intelligent, as is his brother.
He's very smart, and he's handsome too.
He is not as intelligent as his brother.
He isn't smart enough to add up numbers in his head.
He isn't less clever than his brother.
I think he has enough intelligence to understand it.
- Tom and Mary know that John is smart.
- Tom and Mary know John is smart.
I'm smart enough not to do that.
He's intelligent, but I still don't like him.
- Tom is not as smart as he likes to think he is.
- Tom isn't as smart as he likes to think he is.
- He is handsome and clever.
- He's intelligent and good-looking.
Tom isn't as smart as his older brother.
- I think Tom is clever.
- I think that Tom is clever.
I'm not a smart person, but I surround myself with smart people.
You're not as smart as you think you are.
- He doesn't have enough brains to do sums in his head.
- He isn't smart enough to do mental arithmetic.
- He isn't smart enough to add up numbers in his head.
- He's not smart enough to add numbers in his head.
He is smart, and what is more, honest and punctual.
He is good-looking and smart.
He doesn't have enough brains to do sums in his head.
- You're bright.
- You're smart.
I'm sure that he is clever.
He's smart, handsome and polite.
He's smart, cool and attractive.
- I know Tom is smart.
- I know that Tom is smart.
- I know that Tom is intelligent.
- I know Tom is intelligent.
She was telling us she is looking for a man who's smart and funny,
- I think Tom is really smart.
- I think Tom is very smart.
- He is a most clever boy.
- That boy is very clever.
I'm not as smart as you.
- Tom is not as smart as me.
- Tom isn't as smart as I am.
- Tom isn't as smart as me.
- Tom isn't as intelligent as I am.