Significats de more streetwise en anglès

Many teenagers end up mixing with older, more streetwise homeless people.

Duwayne was more streetwise than Stephen, and tried to protect him.

Murrayfield will be bouncing so England must show they can be more streetwise.

After that, a more streetwise team than City might have shut the game down.

On the marchThey are young, naive maybe, but more streetwise than previous generations of protesters.

They were a bit more streetwise than us.

I do believe however, that England are improving that side of their game and are becoming more streetwise.

Kilkenny 2-21 Dublin 0-23 SOMETIMES, YOU just need to be a little more streetwise.

As one of the country's more streetwise serial killers, he would burn the fields down to then cover his tracks.

Meehan's horses often improve for a run or two, so No Way Jose can be even more streetwise this time around.

If he needs to be more streetwise, it may be because Dutch roads are flat, England's riddled with humps and potholes.

Hodgson will hope it has made them more streetwise, perhaps hungrier for success, and that will be to the national team's benefit.

He has long suffered bullying from younger, more streetwise rivals, and in recent years has lost many of his closest listeners and confidantes.

The autocaster grumbled away down the street behind me, some of the more streetwise pedestrians skipping sharply sideways out of its cast radius.

They were more streetwise, more powerful and certainly cannier in key areas, their victory achieved with a goal in either half and plenty to spare.

There was much to admire in Leinster's often daring and brave effort against a more streetwise, defensively composed but comparatively limited Bath outfit on Saturday.