wise

英 [waɪz] 美[waɪz]

understand and assess an event or situation only after its implications have become obvious

事后聪明，事后诸葛亮

know no more than before

还是不知道；并不比以前明白

not at all

根本不，决不

[often in imperative](informal)become alert to or aware of something

(非正式)对某物警惕；知情，了解

&B{wise up to} the flavours of North Africa.
了解北非风情。

To make or become aware, informed, or sophisticated.

使知道，知情，谙于世事

1. They might be wise to stop advertising on television.: 他们不妨停止在电视上做广告，这样做可能是明智之举。

2. It is wise to seek help and counsel as soon as possible.: 尽快寻求帮助和建议乃明智之举。

4. Career-wise, this illness couldn't have come at a worse time.: 考虑到事业，这场病来得最不是时候。