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Перевод: sharpness

[существительное]
острота ; сметливость

Тезаурус:

1. McLeish found himself shocked by this piece of feminine sharpness and must have registered something because his sergeant blushed.
2. In daily life Self-confidence High Fearlessness High Temperament Medium Endurance High Mobility and Activity Medium Alertness High Tractability Medium-High Mistrust Low-Medium Sharpness Low-Medium
3. The Rottweiler with a naturally high degree of sharpness, without any form of training should be considered undesirable.
4. Barges nowadays travel from Sharpness to Healings Mill via the Gloucester-Sharpness Canal, and the River Severn.
5. His best remembered boat, the trow Irene , was mainly used for carrying grain from Avonmouth and Sharpness, unloaded onto a small tramway running from a jetty, that formerly stood adjacent to the concrete pier from which the ferry operated.
6. Although I'm reasonably fit, the difference in sharpness is immense.
7. Whereas the pet Rottweiler living at home would require a low degree of sharpness, a Schutzhund dog or a dog who is required to guard a family home would need to have at least a medium degree of sharpness.
8. They recognise that teachers from different subject areas must work alongside each other if the work is to have the necessary sharpness.
9. Because of his unsuspicious nature, moderate sharpness and high self-confidence, he reacts quietly and without haste to his surroundings.
10. Sharpness describes a dog" s reaction to hostility or unfriendly approach.
11. But such sharpness, reminiscent of relaxed but acute questioning of a chance-met traveller to establish intentions and credentials, was not a prerogative of the educated, nor even of the literate.
12. The only sign of human life was the beacon light at the end of the pier which skirted the entrance to Sharpness docks, a mile or so downstream.
13. This seems to have emerged with greatest sharpness in an area marked simultaneously by the most advanced commercial wealth in Europe and the absence of an established State: the seventeen provinces of the Low Countries, the possessions of the Habsburg dynasty.