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Significados de more savvy en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "more savvy".
Uso de more savvy en inglés
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But I am more savvy now, I know what not to do.
The Guardian
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While this does indeed happen, most employers are far more savvy in 2013.
Ebony
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Mob bosses are far smarter and way more savvy and discrete than Trump.
The Guardian
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At the same time, cardholders have become more savvy about working the incentives.
Reuters
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Ones that require you to be a little bit more savvy and involved.
The South African
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He has more savvy than I gave him credit for.
Man in the Middle
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At twenty-four she was a year older than Brian, and considered herself much more savvy.
Public secrets
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Upperclassmen tend to be much more savvy, Neal said.
Reuters
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The more savvy photographers upload or email their pics, but hardly anybody actually buys prints.
Wired
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Audiences in 2017 are far more savvy to manipulation.
The Guardian
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Investors are typically more savvy, but they're targets nonetheless.
Reuters
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It meant I had to be even more savvy with money than most of my friends.
The Guardian
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He has been more savvy in Washington circles than his counterparts at Google-owner Alphabet and Facebook.
Reuters
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She knew I was a little more savvy.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter
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He quickly ciphered the odds and knew that Renard- afarmore savvy scout and soldier than Neb-was right.
Antiphon
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The more savvy shoppers have done their scouting trips and bought the toys at the best possible prices.
The Irish Times
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