Pronunciation: /bɑks ˈklɛvər/
noun a container typically made of wood or cardboard, used for storing or transporting items
A1 I always have to box clever when it comes to budgeting for groceries.
A2 She had to box clever in order to solve the puzzle.
B1 The team had to box clever to come up with a winning strategy.
B2 In order to succeed in the competitive market, companies must box clever.
C1 The politician was known for his ability to box clever in negotiations.
C2 The detective had to box clever to outsmart the criminal mastermind.
adjective smart, cunning, or shrewd in a particular situation
A1 She always tries to box clever when playing games with her friends.
A2 The detective had to box clever to solve the mystery.
B1 In order to win the negotiation, you need to box clever and think ahead.
B2 The team had to box clever in order to outsmart their opponents.
C1 The politician was known for his ability to box clever in tricky situations.
C2 The chess grandmaster always boxes clever to outwit his opponents.
formal In order to succeed in this competitive industry, it is important to box clever and always stay one step ahead.
informal If you want to win the game, you gotta box clever and outsmart your opponents.
slang She's always able to box clever and come out on top in any situation.
figurative Life is like a puzzle, sometimes you need to box clever to find the right solution.
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