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intellect Noun 1. the ability to understand, think, and reason 2. a particular person's mind or intelligence, esp. a brilliant one: his intellect is wasted on that job 3. Informal a person who has a brilliant mind [Latin intellectus comprehension]
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intellect noun 2. (Informal) thinker, intellectual, genius, mind, brain (informal) intelligence, rocket scientist (informal), chiefly U.S. egghead (informal) Translations n intellect [ˈintilekt] the thinking power of the mind He was a person of great intellect. intellek عَقْل، فِكْر، القُوَّه العَقْلِيَّه интелект intelekt intellekt der Verstand διάνοια intelecto aru قدرت تفکر äly intelligence שֵׂכֶל प्रज्ञा razum értelem kecerdasan vitsmunir; gáfur intelletto 知性 지성 intelektas intelekts; prāts intelek intellect forstand, intellekt intelekt intelecto intelect, inteligenţă интеллект intelekt razum intelekt intellekt ปัญญา akıl, zihin 智力 інтелект, розум قوت استدلال trí tuệ 智力 adj intelˈlectual [-ˈlektʃuəl] of, or appealing to, the intellect He does not play football – his interests are mainly intellectual. intellektueel عَقْلي، ذِهْني интелектуален intelektuální intellektuel geistig πνευματικός, διανοητικός intelectual intellektuaalne فکری älyllinen intellectuel שִׂכלִי बुद्धिगत, प्रज्ञावान intelektualni intellektuális intelektual vitsmunalegur, andlegur intellettuale 知的な 지적인 intelektualinis, protinis intelektuāls; prāta- intelektual intellectueel åndelig, intellektuell intelektualny intelectual intelectual интеллектуальный intelektuálny umski intelektualan intellektuell ซึ่งมีสติปัญญา akla dayanan, zihinsel 智力的 інтелектуальний, розумовий ذہنی thuộc trí tuệ 智力的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Here Zarathustra gives names to the intellect and the instincts; he calls the one "the little sagacity" and the latter "the big sagacity. This insight, which expresses itself by what is called Imagination, is a very high sort of seeing, which does not come by study, but by the intellect being where and what it sees; by sharing the path or circuit of things through forms, and so making them translucid to others. "Very well," said the Witch, "I will give you work in which you will be associated with intellect - you will come in contact with brains. |
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