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wise to something
phrase informal
understanding a dishonest situation or way of doing something: 意识到，觉察（令人不愉快的实情）
get wise to somethingPeople are getting wise to the tricks politicians use in campaign advertisements.人们逐渐意识到政客们在竞选宣传中使用的把戏。
By this time I was wise to the ways of the music industry and knew what to expect.
The public is getting wise to their tricks.
I'm older now and a little wiser to the ways of the world.
We all have some experience of the world and are wise to marketing techniques.
I think he's wise to the perils of show business.
See also
wiseadjective
wise to something | American Dictionary
wise to something
idiom
infml aware of a situation or way of doing something, esp. one that is dishonest:
He calls in sick almost every Monday with some phony story – I’m wise to him.
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