The word savvy can be a noun or an adjective when it means practical know-how.
1. He has a lot of business savvy, which is why he always has an easy time getting clients. (n)
2. Are you computer savvy? I'm having problems with mine; maybe you can help me. (adj)
3. Maria is quite savvy when it comes to traveling. She knows how to find the best deals. (adj)
4. He has a little bit of savvy when it comes to investing, but I would get advice from a professional. (n)
5. Ted's not savvy about looking for apartments at all. You should ask Bill for help. (adj)
Being savvy means having the practical know-how or knowing what to do in certain situations.
when it comes to something - talking about something
This WOTD is brought to you by Joe Yu and the small guide site.
Follow Joe on Twitter @joeyu2nd.
Be a fan of the small guide site on Facebook.
1. He has a lot of business savvy, which is why he always has an easy time getting clients. (n)
2. Are you computer savvy? I'm having problems with mine; maybe you can help me. (adj)
3. Maria is quite savvy when it comes to traveling. She knows how to find the best deals. (adj)
4. He has a little bit of savvy when it comes to investing, but I would get advice from a professional. (n)
5. Ted's not savvy about looking for apartments at all. You should ask Bill for help. (adj)
Being savvy means having the practical know-how or knowing what to do in certain situations.
when it comes to something - talking about something
This WOTD is brought to you by Joe Yu and the small guide site.
Follow Joe on Twitter @joeyu2nd.
Be a fan of the small guide site on Facebook.
No comments:
Post a Comment