This place is an intellectual wasteland.

这里缺乏智慧。

No longer did he see them as lacking in intelligence.

他不再把他们看做缺乏智慧、没有见地的人了。

What they lack in wisdom will be made up for in long hours.

他们所缺乏的智慧将通过长时间加班而得到弥补。

Denial doesn't really come from lack of intelligence or knowledge.

否认并不真的来自缺乏智慧或知识。

She misread my favourable message and thought that I lacked the charm and wit for skillful and sincere communication.

她误解了我善意的短信，觉得我在与人沟通的技巧和真诚度上缺乏魅力与智慧。

That's really Mando's biggest weakness- a complete and total lack of foresight or tactical intelligence.

这确实曼多最的弱点——完全缺乏远见或战术智慧。

Franklin said: We seem to feel our own lack of political wisdom, since we have been running around in search of it.

“我们似乎觉得自己缺乏政治智慧，我们一直在四处寻找政治智慧。

I think it was because Pon had known the Scarecrow such a short time that he lacked confidence in the straw man's wisdom.

我为 Pon 认识稻草人的时间太短了，所以他对稻草人的智慧缺乏信心。

To do so, he felt, would show a lack of intelligence. For advice, he depended on close friends. These were the men with whom he had served during the Civil War.

他觉得这样做会显得缺乏智慧。为了征求意见，他依靠亲密的朋友，这些人他在内战期间共事的人。

It seems that it's not so much that some people simply possess wisdom and others lack it, but that our ability to reason wisely depends on a variety of external factors.

似乎与其说有些人拥有智慧而有些人缺乏智慧，倒不如说我们明智地推理的能力取决于多种外部素。

In his younger days—for, after all, there was a dim tradition that he had been, not young, but younger—Uncle Venner was commonly regarded as rather deficient, than otherwise, in his wits.

在他年轻的时候——为，毕竟，有一个模糊的传统，他不年轻，但更年轻——维纳叔叔通常被认为相当缺乏智慧，而不其他方面。

Whereas book smarts, a person can graduate with a PhD, and then go out into the real world to work and not know what's going on because this person lacks street smarts.

书本聪明，一个人可以拿到博士学位毕业， 然后进入现实世界工作，却不知道发生了什么， 为这个人缺乏街头智慧。

There is every reason to suppose that he desired to make a good impression; and if he fell short of this result, it was not for want of a good deal of intelligent effort.

有充分的理由认为他给人留下好印象。如果他没有达到这个结果，那也不为缺乏量的智慧努力。

Mr. Farebrother contended on theory for the desirability of all games, and said that Englishmen's wit was stagnant for want of them; but Lydgate felt certain that he would have played very much less but for the money.

Farebrother 先生在理论上主张所有比赛都值得一试，并说英国人的智慧缺乏比赛而停滞不前；但利德盖特确信，如果不为了钱，他会少玩很多。