英:['ʃɑ:pə]
美:['ʃɑpə]
英:['ʃɑ:pə]
美:['ʃɑpə]
n.
磨具,削具,(赌博中的)骗子
adj.
清晰
灵敏的( sharp的比较级 )
锋利的
狡猾的
轮廓鲜明的
sharp·er
shar pr
词根:sharp
adj.sharp 急剧的;锋利的;强烈的;敏捷的;刺耳的
adv.sharp 急剧地;锐利地;突然地
n.sharp 尖头;骗子;内行
shark 鲨鱼;骗子
sharpie 狡猾的人;骗子;单桅三角帆平底帆船
vi.sharp 打扮;升音演奏
shark 诈骗
vt.sharp 磨快;把音调升高
shark 敲诈
1560年代,“磨利器或使之锋利的人”,是过时动词 sharp “使之锋利”的代词名词(参见 sharp(形容词))。 “骗子,精于讨价还价的人”的意思来自1680年代,可能是 sharker 的变体(参见 shark(名词))。在这个意义上,缩写形式 sharpie 在1942年出现(也有 sharpster),当时也可能涉及形容词“衣着整洁”的意义。
The first known use of sharper was in 1681
shatterverb
to break or fall to pieces
the window shattered
to damage badly : ruin, wreck
the bad news will shatter their morale
sharpshooternoun
one skilled in shooting : a good marksman
sharp1 of 4adjective
having a thin keen edge or fine point
a sharp knife
briskly cold : nipping
sharp biting wind
alert in understanding : quick-witted
a sharp student
having very good ability to see or hear
you have sharp eyes
keen in attention to one's own interest sometimes to the point of being dishonest
a sharp customer
full of activity or energy : brisk
keep up a sharp pace
eager
a sharp appetite
curt, angry
a sharp reply
causing intense mental or physical distress sharp criticism
a sharp pain
having a strong odor or flavor
sharp cheese
ending in a point or edge sharp mountain peaks
sharp features
involving an abrupt change a sharp drop in the temperature
a sharp turn
clear in outline or detail : distinct
a sharp image
set forth with clarity and distinctness
sharp contrast
higher by a half step than the pitch of the note indicated by the letter name
higher than the true pitch
stylish, dressy
sharp2 of 4adverb
in a sharp manner : sharply
sang sharp
at an exact time
arrive by four o'clock sharp
sharp3 of 4noun
a musical note or tone one half step higher than the note or tone indicated by the letter namealso: a character ♯ on a line or space of the staff indicating such a note or tone
a needle with a small eye for sewing by hand
sharp4 of 4verb
to raise in pitch especially by a half step
to sing or play above the true pitch
sharp1 of 4adjective
having a thin keen edge or fine point
a sharp knife
briskly cold : nipping
sharp biting wind
alert in understanding : quick-witted
a sharp student
having very good ability to see or hear
you have sharp eyes
keen in attention to one's own interest sometimes to the point of being dishonest
a sharp customer
full of activity or energy : brisk
keep up a sharp pace
eager
a sharp appetite
curt, angry
a sharp reply
causing intense mental or physical distress sharp criticism
a sharp pain
having a strong odor or flavor
sharp cheese
ending in a point or edge sharp mountain peaks
sharp features
involving an abrupt change a sharp drop in the temperature
a sharp turn
clear in outline or detail : distinct
a sharp image
set forth with clarity and distinctness
sharp contrast
higher by a half step than the pitch of the note indicated by the letter name
higher than the true pitch
stylish, dressy
sharp2 of 4adverb
in a sharp manner : sharply
sang sharp
at an exact time
arrive by four o'clock sharp
sharp3 of 4noun
a musical note or tone one half step higher than the note or tone indicated by the letter namealso: a character ♯ on a line or space of the staff indicating such a note or tone
a needle with a small eye for sewing by hand
sharp4 of 4verb
to raise in pitch especially by a half step
to sing or play above the true pitch
sharp1 of 4adjective
having a thin keen edge or fine point
a sharp knife
briskly cold : nipping
sharp biting wind
alert in understanding : quick-witted
a sharp student
having very good ability to see or hear
you have sharp eyes
keen in attention to one's own interest sometimes to the point of being dishonest
a sharp customer
full of activity or energy : brisk
keep up a sharp pace
eager
a sharp appetite
curt, angry
a sharp reply
causing intense mental or physical distress sharp criticism
a sharp pain
having a strong odor or flavor
sharp cheese
ending in a point or edge sharp mountain peaks
sharp features
involving an abrupt change a sharp drop in the temperature
a sharp turn
clear in outline or detail : distinct
a sharp image
set forth with clarity and distinctness
sharp contrast
higher by a half step than the pitch of the note indicated by the letter name
higher than the true pitch
stylish, dressy
sharp2 of 4adverb
in a sharp manner : sharply
sang sharp
at an exact time
arrive by four o'clock sharp
sharp3 of 4noun
a musical note or tone one half step higher than the note or tone indicated by the letter namealso: a character ♯ on a line or space of the staff indicating such a note or tone
a needle with a small eye for sewing by hand
sharp4 of 4verb
to raise in pitch especially by a half step
to sing or play above the true pitch
sharpernoun
cheat entry 2 sense 2, swindler
1 He remembered nights when men drove to his house, their knees sticking up sharp and their shotguns sticking up sharper, like a carful of cranes under the night trees of summer, their eyes mean.
2 The knife had a handle of polished black bone, and a blade finer and sharper than any razor.
3 It was the same smell Matt had met in the wastelands near the eejit pens, only here it was sharper and more alarming.
4 And the aboveground economy will remain the province of the unindicted sharpers who did such a great job with it in 2008.
5 We held tight to the bar as it took the sharper bends.
6 His senses were sharper and more aware of things that could not be seen.
7 I wish I had longer hair. I wish I had sharper eyes.
我希望我有长点的头发。我希望我有更雪亮的眼镜。
8 There was a faint blue shimmer to the thing, a ghost-light that played around its edges, and somehow Will knew it was sharper than any razor.
9 Even with the precautions I had taken, I expected a sharper, fiercer pain.
10 Men whose will was tempered to a sharper edge might have done much better: talked more, shared the water more justly, given more ease to the sick, and kept their courage higher.
11 When you buy new pens, get one with a sharper point.
买新钢笔时要买尖儿比较尖的.
12 In the estimation of our enemy, there is no greater indignity, no sharper shame, for a white gentleman than to be thus twinned.
13 But with this mental clarity comes an even sharper awareness of what has been done to Peeta.
14 Theo resembled him in many ways: tall, wide shoulders, slim-waisted, the same thick, straight black hair; but age had chiseled the father’s face into sharper planes.
15 Week after week my threatening letters grow sharper and sharper.
16 When you buy new pens, get one with a sharper point.
买新钢笔时要买尖比较尖的。
17 Now a sharper lash of wind cut down and they huddled closer.
这时,刮起了一阵更刺骨的寒风,他们靠得更拢了.
18 Their claws looked longer and their fangs sharper.
19 In dark places, their names whipped sharper than fear; everyone had needs that were hard to fulfill.
20 I asked, my voice sharper than I wanted it to be.
1 磨具
2 削具
3 赌博者
4 骗子
take-in shicer shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper skin leg operator clip sharp Greek fraud fake con cheat stiff booster hawk idol coyote kite hustle counterfeit crook burglar sham phony cheater twister rook shaver fiddler quack mace jackal trickster charlatan impostor juggler faker dingo slicker biter humbug skinner bilk spritzer grifter come-on duffer racketeer gyp blackleg spieler lurcher bunyip duper pettifogger highbinder shammer twicer saltimbanco chouse quacksalver magsman faitour shark deceiver swindler chiseller fraudster hustler knave hoaxer mountebank bilker chiseler ganef fourflusher thimblerigger confidence trickster fast talker con artist a shark con man artist Sharp phoney nobbler overreacher schlenter samfi conman wide boy rogue liar jockey gouge sharpie sciolist twice thimblerig beat greek projector ringer swindle pretender rigger cajole hoodwink tricker bluffer gip beguiler pettifog flimflammer warlock bunco man jive ass fast counter confidence man pocket hunter
5 老千