acumen

• n. 知性、洞察力

acの語源、尖った。-men名詞の接尾辞、-mentと同じ。

acumen

acumen: [16] Acumen is a direct borrowing from Latin acūmen, which meant both literally ‘point’ and figuratively ‘sharpness’. It derived from the verb acuere ‘sharpen’, which was also the source of English acute. The original pronunciation of acumen in English was /?_kjūmen/, with the stress on the second syllable, very much on the pattern of the Latin original; it is only relatively recently that a pronunciation with the stress on the first syllable has become general.
=> acute

acumen (n.)

1530s, from Latin acumen "a point, sting," hence "mental sharpness, shrewdness," from acuere "to sharpen" (see acuity).

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2.She has considerable business acumen .

彼女の経営能力は決して一般的ではない。

3.His business acumen has made him very successful.

彼のビジネスセンスは彼を成功させた。

4.He had demonstrated considerable business acumen .

彼は優れた商才を示した。

5.Financial acumen ，the accuracy of banks 'advices and the quality of services make banks 'profitability ~.

金融感受性（ acumen ）、銀行が提案の正確性と良質なサービスを提供し、銀行の利益を可能にする。