0 -- dyktighet [ masculine ]
impressed by his cleverness imponert av dyktigheten hans
1 -- intelligens; dyktighet
We were all impressed by the cleverness of the design.
We have ability, cleverness and talent, which is not a matter of birth, in the young as well as in the old.
They ought to ask themselves whether they are not training the rising generation in mere cleverness rather than in developing real character.
Anyone who walks the hospital wards knows quite well that the atmosphere of the hospital is as important as the cleverness of the doctor.
We must avoid the over-cleverness which is so closely akin to stupidity.
The position he holds cannot be imagined to be the primary result of his own work, experiment and cleverness.
I suppose nobody believes that it needs only a little cleverness or a little bonhomie to put the whole thing right.
He claimed merit for his cleverness in arriving at that narrow, precarious balance, and for keeping it steady.
Having that opinion of his cleverness and his luck, we can understand the poisoner thinking it a risk he can afford to run.
