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Перевод: sharper

[существительное]
шулер ; жулик ; мошенник

Тезаурус:

1. There are sharper nails around.
2. Helen Gardner was not a deep thinker, but she saw certain things more clearly than many sharper minds.
3. AR people are sharper and more aggressive than they used to be.
4. There are a couple of duds on Double Good Everything but there's also a sharper sense of purpose.
5. Early air travellers often flew for adventure, not just speed, and some travellers today, who do not have to cram a two-week break into a busy year, have gone back to earlier forms of transport which give them a far sharper sense of going places.
6. The sharper the boundaries, the more likely the dynamic between them will be articulated through more of less formal, institutionalised modes of mediation: patrons, brokers, interpreters, committees, councils and the like.
7. In most secondary schools, TVEI has laid the necessary foundations; but TVEI criteria are (sensibly) less specific than the statutory requirements of the National Curriculum, and planning for the latter will need to be sharper.
8. There was so much going on, and in corporate finance you felt that you were very much at the sharper end."
9. It is particularly in the National and Regional Parks which are areas of planning control that these issues come into sharper focus.
10. Marking for tense and aspect, then, are other communicative devices for getting features of context into focus, for providing a sharper definition of what words mean in relation to the external world.
11. The banning of the annual sea dump brought the issue of nuclear waste disposal into even sharper focus.
12. Having nothing to offer in its place perhaps makes this pure iconoclasm, but it is meant as a goad to sharper thinking.
13. Today, in the half daylight, half white neon of the office, his eyes managed to look bluer and sharper than ever, like the ice-cold waters of a sunlit fiord.