sharp
🇺🇸
/ʃɑːrp/
🇬🇧
/ʃɑːp/
adjective
B1
having a thin edge that can cut or a point that can poke
Be careful with that knife—it has a very sharp edge.
小心那把刀——它的刀刃非常锋利。
B2
sudden and strong
The teacher gave a sharp warning to the noisy students.
老师对吵闹的学生发出了严厉的警告。
B2
very clear and easy to see
There is a sharp difference between right and wrong.
对与错之间存在着明显的差异。
R
quick to notice things
You have sharp eyes to spot that small detail.
你眼睛真尖，能发现那个小细节。
R
harsh or angry
Her sharp words hurt my feelings.
她尖刻的话语伤害了我的感情。
R
loud and high-pitched
The sharp sound of the whistle made everyone jump.
哨子刺耳的声音让所有人都吓了一跳。
R
sudden and strong pain
I felt a sharp pain in my back when I lifted the box.
我搬箱子时背部感到一阵剧痛。
R
changing direction suddenly
The car slowed down for the sharp turn in the road.
汽车为道路上的急转弯而减速。
R
strong and tangy taste
This cheese has a sharp flavor that I really like.
这种奶酪有一种我真的很喜欢的浓烈风味。
R
very cold
We faced a sharp wind during our winter hike.
我们在冬季徒步时遇到了刺骨的寒风。
R
clever but not always honest
Be careful of sharp dealers who might trick you.
小心那些可能会骗你的奸诈商人。
R
stylish and neat
He always wears sharp suits to important meetings.
他总是穿着笔挺的西装参加重要会议。
R
having angular features
The actor has sharp cheekbones that make him stand out.
这位演员有着突出的颧骨，让他很出众。
R
a half-step higher in music
The song includes several sharp notes that make it challenging.
这首歌包含几个升音，使其具有挑战性。
R
slightly too high in pitch
The violin sounded sharp during the rehearsal.
排练时小提琴的音调偏高。
adverb
R
exactly at a specific time
The meeting will start at 3 o'clock sharp.
会议将在三点整开始。
R
turning suddenly
Turn sharp right at the next corner to reach the store.
在下一个拐角处向右急转弯就能到达商店。
noun
R
a musical note that is a half-step higher
The music sheet has many sharps that make it hard to play.
乐谱上有许多升号，使其难以演奏。
R
objects that can cut or poke
Doctors must be careful with medical sharps like needles.
医生必须小心处理针头等医疗锐器。
translation
锋利的, 急剧的, 清晰的, 敏锐的, 尖刻的, 刺耳的, 剧烈的疼痛, 急转弯, 辛辣的, 凛冽的, 狡猾的, 时髦的, 棱角分明的, 升半音, 音调偏高
准时的, 急转, 音调偏高
升音, 利器
词形变化
Comparative
sharper
Superlative
sharpest
Plural
sharps