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Most people use the words "smart" and "intelligent" interchangeably - they use them to mean basically the same thing.
Some people feel that "smart" refers to inborn knowledge like understanding how things work in the world and "intelligent" means well-educated.
Both terms refer to someone who is better able to function by paying attention to information and using it to make their life better.
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Is there differencs between smart and intelligent?
Is there difference between smart and intelligent?
What is the difference between a smart person and an intelligent person?
There is street smart and book smart. Some people are very good at school subjects but hopeless in real life. It is good to have some of each type of smart.
What is a simile for smart?
"She was as smart as an owl" is one example.Another is "he is as smart as a doorknob".
Does conscientious mean smart?
No, conscientious means being careful, responsible, and thorough in one's work. Being conscientious does not necessarily equate to being intelligent or smart.
Is it important to be intelligent?
It is important. Being intelligent or "smart") is not the same thing as being well-educated. You can be intelligent even if you don't go to university. Being intelligent means paying attention to the world around you, being observant, and thinking logically and creatively to solve problems.
What is another word for being smart?
intelligent, brainy, clever, bright, astute.....
What is the difference between a smart card and a payroll card?
what is the difference between a credit card, debit card and smart card
How do you get a girl you like in primary school?
being a smart and intelligent boy and makeshor she is singel' ......
How do you say intelligent?
Intelligent can be said as "clever" or "smart".
What does inteligente mean in spanish?
smart (elegant) = elegante smart (intelligent) = inteligente (to) smart (to sting) = picar
What is the difference between smart and intelligent?
Smart is something one can become. It is more a categoric term for someone of whom posseses natural intelligence, who may have used natural, intellectual ability to their advantage. This is known as being 'smart'. In comparisson with intelligence, we could say that this is again, a natural ability possessed in varying levels, by different individuals. It is just a difference in that some may harvest their natural, often high intelligence, to become 'smart'.
What does the idiom - To have something between the ears - mean?
It means to be intelligent. The brain is between the ears.
