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sharp

/shahrp/US // ʃɑrp //UK // (ʃɑːp) //

尖锐,犀利,尖锐的,锐利

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    sharp·er, sharp·est.

    • : having a thin cutting edge or a fine point; well-adapted for cutting or piercing: a sharp knife.
    • : terminating in an edge or point; not blunt or rounded: The table had sharp corners.
    • : involving a sudden or abrupt change in direction or course: a sharp curve in the road; The car made a sharp turn.
    • : abrupt, as an ascent: a sharp drop.
    • : consisting of angular lines and pointed forms or of thin, long features: He had a sharp face.
    • : clearly defined; distinct: a sharp photographic image.
    • : distinct or marked, as a contrast: sharp differences of opinion.
    • : pungent or biting in taste: a sharp cheese.
    • : piercing or shrill in sound: a sharp cry.
    • : keenly cold, as weather: a sharp, biting wind.
    • : felt acutely; intense; distressing: sharp pain.
    • : merciless, caustic, or harsh: sharp words.
    • : fierce or violent: a sharp struggle.
    • : keen or eager: sharp desire.
    • : quick, brisk, or spirited.
    • : alert or vigilant: They kept a sharp watch for the enemy.
    • : mentally acute: a sharp lad.
    • : extremely sensitive or responsive; keen: sharp vision; sharp hearing.
    • : shrewd or astute: a sharp bargainer.
    • : shrewd to the point of dishonesty: sharp practice.
    • : Music. raised a chromatic half step in pitch: F sharp.above an intended pitch, as a note; too high.
    • : Informal. very stylish: a sharp dresser; a sharp jacket.
    • : Radio, Electronics. of, relating to, or responsive to a very narrow range of frequencies.Compare broadband.
    • : Phonetics. fortis; voiceless.
    • : composed of hard, angular grains, as sand.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : Music. to raise in pitch, especially by one chromatic half step.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to sound above the true pitch.
adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : keenly or acutely.
    • : abruptly or suddenly: to pull a horse up sharp.
    • : punctually: Meet me at one o'clock sharp.
    • : briskly; quickly: The horse turned sharp to the left.
    • : Music. above the true pitch: You're singing a little sharp.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : something sharp.
    • : Usually sharps . a medium-length needle with a rounded eye and a sharp point, used for all-purpose hand sewing.
    • : a sharper.
    • : Informal. an expert.
    • : Music. a tone one chromatic half step above a given tone. the symbol ♯ indicating this.

Phrases

  • sharp as a tack
  • sharp practice
  • keep an eye (a sharp lookout) for
  • look sharp

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.knifelike, cutting
Synonyms
acute急性,急症,急性病,急剧pointed尖锐的,尖锐,尖的,尖头razor-sharp锋利的,锐利的,锐利的刀锋,锋利的刀片stinging刺痛,刺痛感,刺痛的,刺痛性fine罚款,精细,精细的,细致keen敏锐的,热情的,敏锐,热切的salient突出的,突出,显著的,突出的是tapering渐进式,渐进,缩减,渐进式的aciculate尖锐的,尖细的,尖锐,尖细acuate锐利的,敏锐的,尖锐的,锐敏的acuminate渐尖的,渐尖,渐尖锐化,尖锐化acuminous尖锐的,尖锐湿疣,尖锐,尖锐化apical根尖,顶端,顶端的,根尖的barbed有刺,有刺的,带刺,带刺的briery布里耶里,布里埃里,布里艾利,布里耶利cuspate尖顶,尖锐的,尖顶的,尖锐化cuspidate齿状的,齿状突起,齿状,尖锐的ground fine碎末,碎屑,碎裂细小,碎石honed训练有素的,训练有素,训练有素的人,珩磨过的horned有角的,有角,有刺的,带角的jagged锯齿状,参差不齐,参差不齐的,锯齿形keen-edged锐利的,尖锐的,棱角分明,棱角分明的knife-edged有刀刃的,刀刃,刀锋式,刀削面needle-pointed针尖对麦芒,针刺的,针锋相对,针尖对麦芒的needlelike针状的,针状,针形,针状物peaked峰值,峰值的,峰顶的,峰顶pointy尖锐的,尖锐,尖尖的,尖细的prickly具皮刺的,带皮刺的,有皮刺的,有刺的pronged有棱有角的,有棱有角,有棱角的,有棱纹的serrated锯齿状,锯齿形,锯齿状的,锯齿形的sharp-edged锋利的,锐利的,棱角分明的,棱角分明spiked带刺的,带尖的,带刺,尖锐的spiky带刺的,带刺,带尖的,尖锐的spiny有刺,有刺的,带刺,带刺的splintery分裂的,易碎的,易碎品,分裂tapered锥形的,锥形,锥型,锥状的thorny多刺的,棘手的,荆棘丛生,棘手的问题tined衬垫,衬里,衬托,衬垫的tipped倾斜的,倾斜,尖端的,倾斜式unblunted非钝化的,非钝化,非钝化型,不钝化的whetted饱经沧桑,饱满的,饱满
Antonyms
adj.perceptive, quick-witted
Synonyms
acute急性,急症,急性病,急剧bright明亮的,明亮,光明,光亮brilliant精彩纷呈,辉煌,精采的,灿烂fast快速,迅速,快速的,快intelligent聪明,聪明的,智慧,智能nimble敏捷的,灵巧的,敏锐的,灵巧quick快速,迅速,快,快速的slick滑溜溜的,油嘴滑舌,滑溜溜,光滑的smart聪明,智能,聪明的,智慧subtle微妙的,微妙,巧妙的,巧妙alert警惕,提醒,警报,警觉keen敏锐的,热情的,敏锐,热切的knowing知道,了解,知道的,认识original原始的,原始,原创,原有的ready准备好了,准备就绪,准备,准备好savvy有经验的,有经验的人,有见识的,有见识的人sensitive敏感的,敏感,灵敏的,敏锐的wise明智的,智慧的,智慧,聪明的adroit聪明的,狡猾的,巧妙的,狡黠的apt适当的,合适的,适当,恰当的astute精明的,精明,狡黠的,聪明的brainy有头脑的,脑力劳动者,有头脑,脑筋急转弯canny乖巧,狡猾的,聪明的,聪明clever聪明的,巧妙的,聪明,巧妙地critical关键,关键的,重要的,重要cute可爱的,可爱,可爱的人,可爱的人儿discerning有眼光的,敏锐的洞察力,辨别力强的,敏锐的discriminating歧视性的,歧视性,辨证的,识别性的foxy狡猾的,狡猾,狐狸精,狡猾的人having smarts有智慧,聪明,有才智,有头脑ingenious巧妙的,灵巧的,巧妙,巧妙地nobody's fool谁也不傻,谁都不傻,谁也不傻的,谁都不傻的not born yesterday不是昨天出生的,不是昨天才出生的,昨日不生,不是昨天出生的人observant观察者,观察家,善于观察的人,观察家们on the ball在球上,在球上的,在球体上,球上penetrating通透的,透彻的,穿透力强,穿透力强的penetrative渗透性,穿透性,渗透性的,穿透力强quick on the trigger迅速扣动扳机,扣动扳机的速度,扣动扳机快,扳机快quick on the uptake迅速上手,反应迅速,迅速反应,反应敏捷resourceful足智多谋,足智多谋的,机智的,聪明的smart as a tack聪明如斯,聪明绝顶,聪明如意,聪明得很
Antonyms
adj.dishonest, deceitful
Antonyms
adj.severe, intense
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adj.distinct, well-defined
Antonyms
adj.stylish
Antonyms
adj.hurtful, bitter in speech
Antonyms
adj.having strong affect on animate senses
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adv.on time
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Examples

  • The scientists focused on skeletons showing signs of trauma — especially injury with sharp objects.

  • The employer result has remained above 70% since March, while all levels of government have seen sharp declines.

  • Because it will take less pressure to cut through a given substance, a sharp knife is also a safer knife.

  • You have to give people the opportunity to weigh in on challenges and work and I think the diverse POVs that are looking at one particular object really creates sharper work.

  • Similarly, other studies have found sharp regional differences in mask-wearing.

  • Having graduated Juilliard last spring, Alex Sharp is too young to have given the performance of a lifetime.

  • To unwind, Sharp takes long showers, and stops himself from separating his food on his plate as Christopher would.

  • Sharp was born in London, and spent the first seven years of his life traveling with his family around the US.

  • Sharp has spent so long being Christopher he can just “drop into him and stay in him consistently” before a performance.

  • “Everything for someone like Christopher is over-stimulation,” Sharp says.

  • A sob rose in her throat, and broke from her lips transformed into a trembling, sharp, glad cry.

  • It was one of those long moments that makes a fellow draw his breath sharp when he thinks about it afterward.

  • Mrs. Vivian had hardly spoken when the sharp little vibration of her door-bell was heard in the hall.

  • Whatever you do, don't write a word to that Carr friend of yours; he's as sharp as a two-edged sword.

  • The farmer told him it was six miles; "but," he added, "you must ride sharp, or you will get a wet jacket before you reach it."