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Перевод: sharp-eyed

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обладающий острым зрением; быстроглазый

Тезаурус:

1. Sharp-eyed readers will have noticed that Santa's address, the answer to Enigma 595c, failed to appear on 2 February with the rest of the answers to the Christmas Enigmas.
2. He looked up; the old wizened face was gone, instead the man was young, sharp-eyed, with long black hair falling to his shoulders.
3. Here Corbett began to question any respectable citizen on the whereabouts of the Lord Bruce's household and described to Ranulf the insignia of Bruce's retinue in the hope that his sharp-eyed servant might discover someone wearing this livery.
4. The switch had been spotted by a sharp-eyed pensioner out for a stroll.
5. It is true that, as Calvino himself declared in his generous presentation (on the back cover) of De Carlo's first novel Treno di panna (Cream train 1981), the book recounts a youth made up, among other things, of sharp-eyed observation and an "insatiability of the eyes".
6. "Quite clearly money well spent," Miss Cress smiled, a sharp-eyed smile, and set down her tea-cup.
7. The first the Movement knew of Beno's trouble was when a sharp-eyed refugee worker spotted a news item in the Evening Standard .
8. The Rive Gauche fascinated me, with its bookstalls ready to yield a treasure-trove to the discerning, sharp-eyed bibliophile; and I was amused by the artists, painting in attitudes varying from complete absorption to self-conscious posturing bravura.
9. The investigator, middle-aged and sharp-eyed, was sympathetic but calming, speaking in a distinct voice that carried easily through the dining car, now that we weren't moving.
10. The Metropolitan Museum in New York, for example, proudly owned an early Greek bronze horse, which a sharp-eyed administrator on the staff noticed one day had a ridge.
11. Mary was a sharp-eyed Brownie, and she had noticed the wheel-marks left in the muddy lane by the estate-car that had nearly knocked her down.
12. We also enjoyed similar visits from Rupert Lucas, Head of Drama, a past-master of story-telling, and W.H. "Steve" Brodie, Head of Announcing, who was a sharp-eyed, peppery Englishman with a constant concern for pronunciation and diction.
13. I forgive lepidopterists their sharp-eyed zeal.