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单词 sharp
释义
sharp
adjective
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/

sharpadjective(ABLE TO CUT)

B1
having athinedgeorpointthat cancutsomething or make aholein something:
锋利的；尖的
aknifewith a sharpedge/blade.刀刃锋利的刀子
sharpteeth/claws/fingernails锋利的牙齿／尖利的爪子／尖尖的指甲
Thepointof thispencilisn't sharp enough.这支铅笔的头还不够尖。
C2
producingordescribingaquick,strongpainthat makes youfeellike you have beencut:
（疼痛）迅速而剧烈的
Shenudgedme with a sharpelbow, totellme to bequiet.她狠狠地用肘捅了我一下，要我安静点。
I have this sharppainin mychest,doctor.医生，我的胸口感到刺痛。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
painful
  • painfulHer ankle was still painful if she put weight on it.
  • soreMy feet are sore from walking around all day.
  • tenderThe glands in my neck feel really tender.
  • sensitiveMy face was bright red and sensitive to the touch.
  • excruciatingHis injury caused excruciating headaches.
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used todescribeapartof someone'sfacethat is verypointed:
（脸上某部位）尖尖的
athinfacewith a sharpnose长着尖尖鼻子的一张瘦脸
If someone is sharp or makes a sharpstatement, theyspeakoractin asevereandangryway that canhurtotherpeople:
（言行）尖刻的，尖锐的，严厉的
He was a little sharpwithme when Iaskedhim tohelp.我请他帮忙时，他对我的态度相当刻薄。
Theproposalscame in for some sharpcriticism.提议遭到了尖锐的批评。
More examples
  • Thedoctorused a sharpinstrumenttodigapieceofglassout of myfinger.
  • Careful with thatopentin- it's got a very sharpedge.
  • File down the sharpedges.
  • Shopkeepers are notsupposedtosellknivesand other sharpimplementstochildren.
  • Ifelta sharppainandlookeddown toseebloodpouringfrom myleg.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Sharp and blunt
  • angularity
  • blunt
  • hone
  • jag
  • jaggy
  • keen
  • point
  • pointed
  • prickly
  • razor-sharp
  • sharpen
  • sharply
  • sharpness
  • spike
  • spiked
  • spiky
  • spiny
  • super-sharp
  • ultra-sharp
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Pain & painful
Severe
Becoming angry and expressing anger

sharpadjective(SUDDEN)

B2
happeningsuddenly,quickly, andstrongly:
突然的；急剧的；猛烈的
a sharpdropintemperature气温的急剧下降
a sharpdeclinein thestandardofliving生活水平的骤降
a sharprise/increasein thenumberofcasesof thedisease该病发病人数的急剧上升
a sharpbendin theroad公路的急转弯
tosuffera sharpblowto thehead头部遭到一记猛击
More examples
  • A sharptapon thekneeusuallycausesaninvoluntarymovementof thelowerleg.
  • She gave me a sharpjabin theribswith herelbowtostopme from saying any more.
  • Shepulledthebushout of thegroundwith a sharpjerk.
  • Thelatestcrimefiguresshow a sharpriseinburglaries.
  • Investors should notexpecta sharpupturnin theeconomy.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not expected or planned
  • abruptly
  • abruptness
  • ad hoc
  • ad hocism
  • ad hockery
  • extemporize
  • inconceivably
  • innocent
  • innocently
  • instinctive
  • instinctively
  • sine die
  • spirit
  • spontaneity
  • spontaneous
  • spontaneously
  • unannounced
  • untoward
  • unwitting
  • unwittingly
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sharpadjective(TASTE)

sourintaste:
很酸的
Lemons have a sharptaste.柠檬的味道很酸。
Thischeeseisrathersharp.这种奶酪很酸。
Synonym
acid(CHEMICAL)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Flavours & tastes
  • -flavoured
  • acidic
  • acidulous
  • aftertaste
  • ageusia
  • astringency
  • dishwater
  • flavourful
  • flavourless
  • flavoursome
  • fruitiness
  • fullness
  • pungent
  • saltiness
  • salty
  • savory
  • savoury
  • seasoned
  • velvety
  • watery
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sharpadjective(CLEAR)

C1
clear;easytoseeorunderstand:
清晰的；清楚的
This TV gives a very sharppicture.这台电视机图像非常清晰。
Themountainsstoodinsharpcontrastto thebluesky.群山与蓝天形成了鲜明的对比。
There is a sharpdistinctionbetweencrimeswhichinvolveinjurytopeopleand those that don't.造成人身伤害的犯罪和未造成人身伤害的犯罪之间界线分明。
It was a sharpreminderof howdangeroustheworldcan be.这清楚地提醒人们这个世界有多么危险。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Easy to understand
  • (as) clear as dayidiom
  • accessible
  • assimilable
  • axiomatic
  • brain surgery
  • digestible
  • explicitly
  • explicitness
  • expressly
  • fathomable
  • hang
  • in words of one syllableidiom
  • limpid
  • lucid
  • overexplicit
  • pellucid
  • perspicuity
  • perspicuous
  • pikestaff
  • taut
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sharpadjective(CLEVER)

B2mainlyapproving
intelligentorquicktonoticethings:
聪明的；精明的；敏锐的
Birdwatchers need to have sharpearsandeyes.观鸟者必须有敏锐的耳朵和眼睛。
She has a sharpeyefor abargain.她非常善于发现便宜货。
Our newdirectoris very sharp.我们的新主任非常精明。
Shemanagestocombinea sharpmind/intellectwith asympatheticmanner.她既有机敏的头脑，又能做到善解人意。
He was a man of sharpwit/sharp-wittedman who alwaysspokehismind.他是一个思维敏捷、说话从不拐弯抹角的人。
Theplaywasfullof sharpone-liners.这出戏充满了机智风趣的俏皮话。
USHe may beoldbut he's stillas sharp as atack.他可能是上年纪了，但仍然思维敏捷。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
intelligent
  • intelligentHe seems like a very intelligent young man.
  • cleverI'm the cleverest kid in the class.
  • smartShe's incredibly smart and a great writer.
  • brightJacob was a very bright boy.
  • sharpHow can we stay mentally sharp as we age?
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Perceptive
  • acute
  • acutely
  • acuteness
  • antenna
  • eagle-eyed
  • eye
  • gimlet
  • have an eye forsomethingidiom
  • have/keep (all)yourwits aboutyouidiom
  • hawkish
  • observant
  • perceptive
  • perceptively
  • percipient
  • razor-sharp
  • sharp-eyed
  • sharpness
  • spotter
  • super-sharp
  • wit
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sharpadjective(FASHIONABLE)

informal
fashionable:
时髦的，时尚的
Tonyis a very sharpdresser.托尼衣着很时尚。
a sharp-suitedbusinessexecutive衣着时髦的企业主管
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Style & appearance of clothes
  • aesthetic
  • alterable
  • anti-fur
  • Aran
  • backless
  • flouncy
  • form-fitting
  • French tuck
  • frilly
  • fringed
  • raglan
  • ready-to-wear
  • reversible
  • ribbed
  • ruche
  • voluminous
  • waisted
  • washable
  • wasp-waisted
  • water-repellent
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Modern & fashionable

Related word

sharpness

Idiom

have a sharp tongue
sharp
adverb
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/

sharpadverb(SUDDENLY)

C1
suddenlyorimmediately:
突然地，立刻地
After thechurch,turnsharpleft/right.过了教堂，向左／右急转弯。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not expected or planned
  • abruptly
  • abruptness
  • ad hoc
  • ad hocism
  • ad hockery
  • extemporize
  • inconceivably
  • innocent
  • innocently
  • instinctive
  • instinctively
  • sine die
  • spirit
  • spontaneity
  • spontaneous
  • spontaneously
  • unannounced
  • untoward
  • unwitting
  • unwittingly
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sharpadverb(EXACTLY)

C1
exactlyat thestatedtime:
正好，准时地
Theperformancewillstartat 7.30 sharp.演出将于7：30准时开始。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Accurate and exact
  • accuracy
  • accurate
  • accurately
  • aright
  • authoritative
  • exact
  • Goldilocks
  • got it in one!idiom
  • in so many wordsidiom
  • infallible
  • infallibly
  • literally
  • nose
  • precisely
  • strictly speakingidiom
  • superaccurate
  • synchronization
  • technically
  • tightness
  • truly
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At the right time
sharp
adjective,adverb
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/
higherthan thecorrectorstatedmusicalnote:
（音）偏高（的），升半音（的）
The Estringon myguitaris abitsharp.我吉他上 E 弦的音有些偏高。
Thisconcertois in thekeyof C sharp(= the set ofmusicalnotesasemitonehigherthan the onebasedon thenoteC).这支协奏曲是升C调的。
tosingsharp唱得偏高
Compare
flatadjectiveadverb(MUSIC)
naturaladjective(MUSIC)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Notes of the musical scale
  • A, a
  • B, b
  • C, c
  • D, d
  • doh
  • flat
  • half step
  • high doh
  • la
  • lah
  • major
  • mi
  • middle C
  • re
  • register
  • scale
  • semitone
  • soh
  • sol
  • sol-fa
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sharp
noun[C]
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/

sharpnoun[C](MUSIC)

(asymbolfor) anotethat is asemitonehigherthan thestatednote
升半音；升半音号
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Notes of the musical scale
  • A, a
  • B, b
  • C, c
  • D, d
  • doh
  • flat
  • half step
  • high doh
  • la
  • lah
  • major
  • mi
  • middle C
  • re
  • register
  • scale
  • semitone
  • soh
  • sol
  • sol-fa
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sharpnoun[C](MEDICAL)

[usually plural]medicalspecialized
asmallpieceofequipment, such as aneedle, that has a sharppointoredge:
Thesafedisposalof sharps is veryimportant.
Medicalproviderswererequiredtoconverttosafersharps byApril16.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Medical & surgical equipment
  • bioprinting
  • bougie
  • cannula
  • catheterization
  • catheterize
  • defibrillator
  • ECG
  • electrocardiogram
  • endoscope
  • incubator
  • iron lung
  • kidney machine
  • lancet
  • nebulizer
  • needle exchange
  • puffer
  • radiograph
  • retinaculum
  • sterilizer
  • thermometer
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(Definition ofsharpfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
sharp
adjective
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/

sharpadjective(ABLE TO CUT)

B1
having athinedgeorpointthat cancutsomething or make aholein something
锋利的；尖的
aknifewith a sharpedge/blade.刀刃锋利的刀子
sharpteeth/claws/fingernails锋利的牙齿／尖利的爪子／尖尖的指甲
Thepointof thispencilisn't sharp enough.这支铅笔的头还不够尖。
C2
producingordescribingaquick,strongpainthat makes youfeellike you have beencut
（疼痛）迅速而剧烈的
Shenudgedme with a sharpelbow, totellme to bequiet.她狠狠地用肘捅了我一下，要我安静点。
I have this sharppainin mychest,doctor.医生，我的胸口感到刺痛。
used todescribeapartof someone'sfacethat is verypointed
（脸上某部位）尖尖的
athinfacewith a sharpnose长着尖尖鼻子的一张瘦脸
If someone is sharp or makes a sharpstatement, theyspeakoractin asevereandangryway that canhurtotherpeople.
（言行）尖刻的，尖锐的，严厉的
He was a little sharpwithme when Iaskedhim tohelp.我请他帮忙时，他对我的态度相当刻薄。
Theproposalscame in for some sharpcriticism.提议遭到了尖锐的批评。
More examples
  • Thedoctorused a sharpinstrumenttodigapieceofglassout of myfinger.
  • Careful with thatopentin- it's got a very sharpedge.
  • File down the sharpedges.
  • Shopkeepers are notsupposedtosellknivesand other sharpimplementstochildren.
  • Ifelta sharppainandlookeddown toseebloodpouringfrom myleg.

sharpadjective(SUDDEN)

B2
happeningsuddenly,quickly, andstrongly
突然的；急剧的；猛烈的
a sharpdropintemperature气温的急剧下降
a sharpdeclinein thestandardofliving生活水平的骤降
a sharprise/increasein thenumberofcasesof thedisease该病发病人数的急剧上升
a sharpbendin theroad公路的急转弯
tosuffera sharpblowto thehead头部遭到一记猛击
More examples
  • A sharptapon thekneeusuallycausesaninvoluntarymovementof thelowerleg.
  • She gave me a sharpjabin theribswith herelbowtostopme from saying any more.
  • Shepulledthebushout of thegroundwith a sharpjerk.
  • Thelatestcrimefiguresshow a sharpriseinburglaries.
  • Investors should notexpecta sharpupturnin theeconomy.

sharpadjective(TASTE)

sourintaste
很酸的
Lemons have a sharptaste.柠檬的味道很酸。
Thischeeseisrathersharp.这种奶酪很酸。
Synonym
acid(CHEMICAL)

sharpadjective(CLEAR)

C1
clear;easytoseeorunderstand
清晰的；清楚的
This TV gives a very sharppicture.这台电视机图像非常清晰。
Themountainsstoodinsharpcontrastto thebluesky.群山与蓝天形成了鲜明的对比。
There is a sharpdistinctionbetween crimes whichinvolveinjurytopeopleand those that don't.造成人身伤害的犯罪和未造成人身伤害的犯罪之间界线分明。
It was a sharpreminderof howdangeroustheworldcan be.这清楚地提醒人们这个世界有多么危险。

sharpadjective(CLEVER)

B2mainlyapproving
intelligentorquicktonoticethings
聪明的；精明的；敏锐的
Birdwatchers need to have sharpearsandeyes.观鸟者必须有敏锐的耳朵和眼睛。
She has a sharpeyefor abargain.她非常善于发现便宜货。
Our newdirectoris very sharp.我们的新主任非常精明。
Shemanagestocombinea sharpmind/intellectwith asympatheticmanner.她既有机敏的头脑，又能做到善解人意。
He was a man of sharpwit/sharp-wittedman who alwaysspokehismind.他是一个思维敏捷、说话从不拐弯抹角的人。
Theplaywasfullof sharpone-liners.这出戏充满了机智风趣的俏皮话。
USHe may beoldbut he's stillas sharp as atack.他可能是上年纪了，但仍然思维敏捷。

sharpadjective(FASHIONABLE)

informal
fashionable
时髦的，时尚的
Tonyis a very sharpdresser.托尼衣着很时尚。
a sharp-suitedbusinessexecutive衣着时髦的企业主管

Idiom

have a sharp tongue
sharp
adverb
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/

sharpadverb(SUDDENLY)

C1
suddenlyorimmediately
突然地，立刻地
After thechurch,turnsharpleft/right.过了教堂，向左／右急转弯。

sharpadverb(EXACTLY)

C1
exactlyat thestatedtime
正好，准时地
Theperformancewillstartat 7.30 sharp.演出将于7：30准时开始。
sharp
adjective,adverb
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/
higherthan thecorrectorstatedmusicalnote
（音）偏高（的），升半音（的）
The Estringon myguitaris abitsharp.我吉他上 E 弦的音有些偏高。
Thisconcertois in thekeyof C sharp(= the set ofmusicalnotesasemitonehigherthan the onebasedon thenoteC).这支协奏曲是升C调的。
tosingsharp唱得偏高
Compare
flatadjectiveadverb(MUSIC)
naturaladjective(MUSIC)
sharp
noun[C]
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
/ʃɑːrp/
(asymbolfor) anotethat is asemitonehigherthan thestatednote
升半音；升半音号

sharp| American Dictionary

sharp
adjective[-er/-est only]
us
/ʃɑrp/

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](ABLE TO CUT)

having athinedgeorpointthat cancutsomething:
a sharpblade/knife
She put a sharppointon thepencil.

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](SUDDEN)

suddenandimmediatelynoticeable:
a sharpdropintemperature
a sharpincreaseinprices
There’s a sharpcurvein theroadupahead.

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](STRONGLY FELT)

stronglyfelt:
As heleanedover, hefeltasudden, sharppainin hislowerback.
Thissauceisprettysharp(= It has astrongtaste).

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](SEVERE)

intendedto bestrongenough to befeltaspainful:
Thecandidatedelivereda sharpattackon her opponent’svotingrecord.
Leonard has a sharptongue(= oftenspeaksin asevereandcriticalway).

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](CLEAR)

easytoseeorunderstand;clear:
High-definitiontelevisionproducesa very sharppicture.
Sales thismonthwere up, in sharpcontrastto thedismalsalesof the last fewmonths.

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](QUICK)

abletounderstandorseequicklyandeasily:
She has a really sharpmindand agreatsenseofhumor.

sharpadjective[-er/-est only](FASHIONABLE)

infml
fashionable:
a sharpdresser

sharpness

noun[U]us
/ˈʃɑrp·nəs/
sharp
adjective,adverb[-er/-est only]
us
/ʃɑrp/

sharpadjective,adverb[-er/-est only](MUSIC)

music
higherinpitchthan aparticularnoteor thecorrectnote
sharp
adverb[not gradable]
us
/ʃɑrp/

sharpadverb[not gradable](EXACTLY)

exactlyat thestatedtime:
Thetourbuswillleaveat 8:30 a.m. sharp.
sharp
noun[C]
us
/ʃɑrp/

sharpnoun[C](MUSIC)

music
amarkin writtenmusicshowingthat anoteshould beplayedahalfstephigher
(Definition ofsharpfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

sharp| Business English

sharp
adjective
uk
/ʃɑːp/us
a sharpchangeissuddenand verynoticeable:
a sharp rise/increase in sthAnalystsexpecta sharpriseincoreinflationto 2.7%.
Thedecisionislikelytomeana sharpincreaseinregulatoryfeespaidbycompaniesregisteredassponsors.
a sharp drop/decline/fall in sthThere has been a sharpdeclinein thestandardofliving.
Buildersfaceda sharpdropinconstructionspendinginNovember.
showingintelligenceandexcellentjudgement:
The two are very sharpbusinessmenwho haveseentheirpropertybusinessmovefromhandlingsmall-scaleofficedevelopmentstoschemestotaling€800 million.
She isknownin themediaas a sharp andincisivethinker.
sharplanguageissevereandangry:
The CEO'sproposalscame in for somesharpcriticism.
be sharp with sbHe was sharp with me when Iaskedhim tohelp.
Gomez'sbusinesspracticescame under sharpattackat theSenatehearing.
in sharp contrast (to sth)
in a way that isclearlyrecognizedas different to somethingelse:
Sales wereparticularlystronglastmonth, in sharpcontrasttoitsmaincompetitors.
(Definition ofsharpfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsharp

sharp
Electrons are used in the mapping instead of ions because of their smaller g yroradius; thus they provide sharper images.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Second, post-harvest and pre-harvest underweight exhibited sharper seasonal patterns.
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I was also delighted to find a satisfactory increase in legibility through a sharper type face and daring use of blacker ink!
From theCambridge English Corpus
Among the poor, class solidarity overrode race hierarchies that were sharper among the elite, but both shared a very patriarchal view of women.
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In game two the players again determine who plays with sharps and who plays with flats.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Our proofs are more elementary than other proofs in the literature, and our results are sharper.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The sharper control over female conduct reduced their option to enter the public sphere, where most crimes were detected.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Worth mentioning in this respect are corporate tax reform, sharper cuts in social expenditures, and the liberalisation of the telecommunications sector.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Looking across the objective class indicators, the sharpest decline in intergenerational similarity occurred with regard to union membership.
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The contrast with the voluntary sector managers could hardly be sharper.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Adults make sharper distinctions, which is shown by the higher number of significant differences between the various verbal forms.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Safety features were present in 8.9 % of all sharps implicated in a reported percutaneous incident, most commonly intravenous needles and butterfly needles.
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Had this been addressed earlier in the text, the overall analysis would have been sharper.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Having sharper bounds on the convergence of equilibrium trajectories can help to design better computational algorithms, such as value iteration and policy improvement techniques.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A specific example may help to bring this issue into sharper focus.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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