The literal translation is schlauer Fuchs, but the compound noun Schlaufuchs is also common.
The fox is usually given the title - "clever like a fox."
The fox is known to be very clever.
Fox in French is "renard." Fox in Spanish is "zorro" Fox in German is "fuchs"
clever = klug clever =schlau clever = gescheit clever = clever
They are called cleaver because if a dog were chasing them they can think of clever ways to get out and are very smart. If you watched Fox and the Hound then it kinda gives you a good description of a clever fox. Hope this helped!!
As clever as a foxAs clever as a wolfAs clever as a con-artistAs clever as a negotiator
probably "clever"
The author of "The Clever Fox" is an anonymous figure as it is a traditional folk tale that has been passed down orally through generations in various cultures.
yes they can they are very clever.
"Fuchs" in German translates to "fox" in English.
In the US, we often call a clever person a fox. We also say"that person is dumb like a fox" Meaning the person pretends to be unintelligent to serve his own purpose while he is really intelligent. The word clever has a conotation that goes beyond smart or intelligent. It encompassses a person with both brains and the savvy or ability to use it in a way that is quick, witty and endearing.
Why as mrs. Johansen's response to the german soilder so clever