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sharp
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鋒利的
0_0: Translations of sharp
  • # a.
    畟: sharp
    鍔: sharp
    鋒利的: edgy, incisive, keen, knife-edged, nipping, sharp
    激: fierce, sharp, violent
    激烈: acute, fierce, intense, sharp
    急劇: rapid, sharp, sudden
    急遽: rapid, sharp, sudden
    尖: acute, piercing, pointed, sharp, shrewd, shrill
    尖利: brittle, cutting, keen, piercing, sharp, shrill
    尖銳: acute, incisive, intense, penetrating, pointed, sharp
    精: excellent, exquisite, fine, perfect, picked, sharp
    快: fast, fleet, forthright, happy, plainspoken, sharp
    利: favorable, favourable, sharp
    靈: alert, clever, effective, efficacious, quick, sharp
    銳: acute, fighting spirit, keen, rapid, sharp, sudden
    銳利: incisive, keen, penetrating, sharp, sharp-edged, sharp-pointed
    剡: jagged, pointed, razor sharp, sharp, spiky
    崟: abrupt, elevated, far above the ground, high, lofty, sharp
    鏃: acicular, apiculate, arrowy, piked, sharp, sharp-pointed
  • # v.
    弄鬼: sharp
    欺騙: beguile, cheat, deceive, dupe, fake out, sharp
    詐騙: bilk, chicane, sharp
  • # n.
    騙子: cheat, cheater, faker, impostor, mountebank, sharp
    小偷: sharp
  • # a.
    恰恰: exactly, just, precisely, sharp
    整整: due, plum, plumb, sharp
    正是: sharp
0_0: Definitions of sharp
  • # adjective.
    - (of an object) having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce something.
    * cut the cake with a very sharp knife
    - producing a sudden, piercing physical sensation or effect.
    * I suddenly felt a sharp pain in my back
    - distinct in outline or detail; clearly defined.
    * the job was a sharp contrast from her past life
    - (of an action or change) sudden and marked.
    * there was a sharp increase in interest rates
    - having or showing speed of perception, comprehension, or response.
    * her sharp eyes missed nothing
    - (of musical sound) above true or normal pitch.
  • # adverb.
    - precisely (used after an expression of time).
    * the meeting starts at 7:30 sharp
    - in a sudden or abrupt way.
    * he was brought up sharp by Helen's voice
    - above the true or normal pitch of musical sound.
    * he heard him playing a little sharp on the high notes
  • # noun.
    - a musical note raised a semitone above natural pitch.
    - a long, sharply pointed needle used for general sewing.
    - a swindler or cheat.
    * None
  • # verb.
    - cheat or swindle (someone), especially at cards.
    * the fellow is drunk, let's sharp him

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