wisdom; intelligence; the ability to analyze, judge, and create

intelligent; smart; used to describe systems or devices that are automated or capable of processing information

intelligence; intellect; the mental capacity to understand things and solve problems

The ability to think and judge logically, or the quality of being sensible and level-headed rather than acting on emotion

sensible; wise; judicious; possessing good judgment and foresight

intelligence quotient; a score derived from tests designed to assess human intelligence

to have a mental disability; to be mentally deficient

Chile; a country in South America

a sage; a clever and knowledgeable person with wisdom or strategy

to make intelligent or automated; the process of endowing equipment or systems with human-like intelligence

wise and farsighted; astute

quick-witted; resourceful; having the ability to react quickly and cleverly to a situation

intelligence; wisdom; the capacity for rational thought and mental activity

mental faculty; wisdom; intellect

artificial intelligence; AI; a field of computer science focused on creating systems that can simulate human intelligence

To improve or increase intelligence and mental development; often used to describe educational toys, puzzles, or games.

an impairment in intellectual and adaptive functioning caused by brain defects or injury

intelligence and ability; wisdom and talents

ability and wisdom; talent and high intelligence

to engage in a contest of strategy and cleverness; to match wits with someone

a group of experts or advisors who provide advice and ideas on political or economic problems; brain trust

a sensible act or intelligent plan; a wise course of action

resourceful and full of stratagems; possessing great wisdom and good at planning

A highly knowledgeable and intelligent person; a brain truster or counselor noted for being resourceful and strategic.

The third molar at the back of the mouth, which usually appears in early adulthood.

to suddenly hit upon a good idea or find a way out when faced with an emergency; to show resourcefulness in a moment of desperation

(idiom) different people have different views; everyone has their own perspective on the same issue

Describes a device or system using computer chips to simulate human intelligence for judgment and problem-solving; intelligent

intellectual development or education; specifically the teaching of cultural and scientific knowledge to develop mental abilities

to take by strategy or ruse; to outsmart others to gain an objective

resourcefulness; ingenuity; the ability to combine intelligence and strategic planning

famous fictional character and heroic monk from the classic novel Water Margin known for his strength and tattoos

Describes a truly wise person who hides their talent and appears unremarkable or even slow on the surface

intelligent; simulating human intelligence to solve problems or make judgments

possessing both wisdom and courage; to be both brave and resourceful

A standardized measurement used to assess a person's cognitive abilities, such as vocabulary, general knowledge, reading comprehension, and spatial reasoning.

(idiom) to learn a lesson from a setback or mistake; to gain wisdom from a bad experience

To lose one's head through material greed or the pursuit of profit; to be blinded by the desire for gain.

organization that performs research and provides advice on public policy, military, or business matters; intellectual resource

The nickname of [[吴用|吳用|wu2 yong4]], a strategist in the classical novel Water Margin

knowledge; learning; wisdom and insight

to put on airs or assume an affected manner

The ability to think quickly and find solutions in an emergency or unexpected situation.

the biological species name for modern human beings and their late Pleistocene fossil ancestors

a wise old man; often used as a proper name for the cynical character in the fable of [[愚公|愚公|yu2 gong1]] who mocked the effort to move mountains

cleverness and ingenuity; resourcefulness and skill in handling matters of intellect or strategy

unfounded rumors stop spreading once they reach a person of discernment or wisdom

to be endowed with high native intelligence; to possess great wisdom and foresight; literally "to hold the pearl of wisdom in one's hand"

extraordinary intelligence or wisdom; individuals possessing such wisdom