Modifies a noun

• sanction: New Zealand also advocates the use of smart sanctions.

• card: Can I use smart cards to control user's identity?

• ass: Awolowo was to pay a big price for being rude to the British and being a smart ass.

• bomb: Smart bombs were used during the Gulf War with pinpoint accuracy they hit their target.

• clothes: Smart clothes are not a necessity; in fact they are more of a myth.

• appearance: Looking for a very attractive male, Height 5ft 9 plus, smart appearance, of Caribbean or mixed race descent.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: Mind you, when I was your age mine were pretty smart too.

• incredibly: The voice recording function, MP3 player, exercises and sample tests make this an incredibly smart and effective language learning tool!

• very: Always gives a very smart look to a party or function.

• exceptionally: Jona Benz chose to have a daughter who was exceptionally smart.

• rather: I now have a rather smart wireless NetGear ADSL Router.

• reasonably: For Formal Hall, everyone is expected to look reasonably smart.

Noun used with modifier

• street: He definitely adds European street smarts to the side - in niggling spades - however he still looks leg heavy.

Infinitive complement

• know: MULDER: Smart enough to know you're a murderer.

Used with adjective complement

• look: At least she probably thinks I wander around looking smart all the time.

• dress: Politicians are always dressed smart, and stride confidently into a room.

• think: Think smart You've done the research, so use it!

• stay: Further info for staying cool whilst staying smart at work can also be found online in Summer Time Work Elegance.

Preposition: in

• appearance: You must have an understanding and enthusiasm for technology, be smart in appearance and performance with the ability to deliver.

Preposition: from

• defeat: Glasgow, still smarting from a double defeat to their city rivals in the University league, seemed up for this one.