( also keep your wits about you ) "Have your wits about you" is an idiomatic expression that means to be mentally alert, sharp, and aware of one's surroundings, often in a situation where one needs to be quick - thinking or clever. It is often used to advise someone to be prepared and vigilant, especially in situations where they may be facing challenges or uncertainty.
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هوشیار بودن، تیزبین بودن و آگاهی از محیط اطراف، اغلب در موقعیتی که نیاز به واکنش سریع یا هوش دارد.
توصیه به کسی که آماده و هوشیار باشد، به ویژه در شرایطی که ممکن است با چالش ها یا عدم اطمینان مواجه شود.
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"When you're out in the wilderness, you need to have your wits about you and be prepared for anything that might happen. " ( Here, the speaker is warning someone to be alert and prepared for unexpected situations while in the wilderness. )
"You need to have your wits about you when you're negotiating a business deal - it's not a time for mistakes. " ( Here, the speaker is advising someone to be mentally sharp and alert when negotiating a business deal. )
