| 单词 | sharp |
| 释义 | sharpsharpersharpestsharpsharp1 /ʃɑːp $ ʃɑːrp/ adjective1knife something that is sharp has a very thin edge or narrow point that can cut things easily OPP blunt: a sharp knife 一把锋利的刀razor sharp (=very sharp)2turn/corner a sharp turn, bend, corner etc changes direction very suddenly3increase/decrease a sharp increase, decrease etc is big and sudden SYN steep: a sharp rise in profitsprofit利润的急剧增加4difference sharp differences are very easy to notice: There’s a sharp contrast between his home and work life.他的家庭生活和工作生活之间有着明显的对比。5clever good at noticing things or thinking very quickly OPP slow: a sharp mind敏锐的头脑6voice/comment a sharp voice, remark, expression etc shows that you are annoyed or being unkind: His tone was sharp.be 他语气尖刻。He gave her a sharp look.give 他狠狠地看了她一眼。She has a very sharp tongue (=often says unkind things).have她说话尖刻。7pain a sharp pain is sudden and bad OPP dull: He felt a sharp pain in his chest.feel他感到胸口一阵剧痛。8image a sharp image is clear and you can see all the details in it9taste a sharp taste is slightly bitter OPP mild10sound a sharp sound is sudden and loud: a sharp cry一声尖叫11in music a)F sharp/C sharp etc the musical note that is slightly higher than F, C etc ➔ flat b)a musical note that is sharp is played or sung slightly higher than it should be ➔ flat12fashionable wearing clothes that are attractive and fashionable SYN smart British English: She was a sharp dresser.be她衣着时髦。—sharplysharply adverb—sharpnesssharpnessessharpness noun [uncountable] |
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