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Перевод: sharp

[прилагательное]
острый; отточенный; остроконечный; крутой; резкий; отчетливый; определенный; остроумный; проницательный; наблюдательный; хитрый; продувной; едкий; пронзительный; тонкий; чуткий; колкий; хлесткий; раздражительный; недобросовестный; быстрый; энергичный; оборотливый; жестокий; модный; экстравагантный; диезный; повышенный на полтона;
[наречие]
точно; ровно; круто; резко; в слишком высоком тоне;
[существительное]
жулик ; мошенник ; знаток ; диез ; длинная тонкая швейная игла; высевки ; мелкие отруби;
[глагол]
плутовать; ставить диез

Тезаурус:

1. She was preternaturally sharp, after all.
2. Their decision was in sharp contrast to last week's discussion in the Lords, where opinion fell heavily against proceeding against alleged war criminals.
3. "I'm thinking your rose-like Elizabeth has a right sharp thorn or two.
4. Alternatively, quarter melon and run a sharp knife along the curve.
5. His tone was sharp.
6. A sharp shout of command - twelve troopers ranged themselves across the road.
7. Labour's inability to make progress in London as a whole compared with 1986 disguised sharp differences between the boroughs.
8. Among the world's best decathletes, he wanted to "make a short, sharp statement".
9. By the time the first sharp feelings of his loss had begun to wear off - it would be very many years before all of it did so, and arguable that it ever did - other voices were beckoning.
10. "Ten sharp."
11. It is useful to bear in mind the sharp distinction between those artefacts which, to use, the user needs to have to hand, and those which can be used remotely.
12. When planting, mix in some sharp grit if your soil is heavy or sticky.
13. His daughter was see-sawing, inelegantly, between E natural and D sharp.