Sharp

Sharp
[ʃɑːp] 1.
aggettivo
1) (good for cutting) [knife, scissors, edge] tagliente, affilato
2) (pointed) [tooth, fingernail] affilato; [end, pencil, nose] appuntito; [rock] aguzzo; [needle] acuminato, appuntito; [point] sottile, fine; [features] angoloso
3) (abrupt) [angle] acuto; [bend] stretto; [movement, fall, rise] brusco, improvviso; [incline] forte
4) (acidic) [taste] forte, aspro; [smell] acre; [fruit] aspro, acido
5) (piercing) [pain] acuto, pungente; [cry] acuto; [blow] forte, duro; [frost] forte, intenso; [cold] pungente
6) fig. (aggressive) [tongue] tagliente; [tone] aspro
7) (alert) [person, wit, mind, eyesight] acuto; [hearing] fine

to keep a sharp look-out — restare sul chi vive

to have a sharp eye for sth. — fig. avere occhio per qcs

8) spreg. (clever) [businessman, person] astuto

sharp operator — furbo

9) (clearly defined) [image, sound] netto, nitido; [contrast, distinction] netto

to bring sth. into sharp focus — mettere bene a fuoco qcs.; fig. mettere qcs. in primo piano

10) BE colloq. [suit] sgargiante, vistoso
11) AE colloq. (stylish) sciccoso
12) mus. diesis; (too high) (troppo) alto, acuto
2.
avverbio
1) (abruptly) [stop] bruscamente, improvvisamente
2) (promptly)

at 9 o'clock sharp — alle nove in punto, precise

3) mus. [sing, play] in una tonalità troppo alta, troppo alto
3.
nome mus. diesis m.
••

to be at the sharp end — essere in prima linea

to look sharp — BE colloq. sbrigarsi, spicciarsi

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(Surnames) Sharp /ʃɑ:p/
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[ʃɑːp] 1.
aggettivo
1) (good for cutting) [knife, scissors, edge] tagliente, affilato
2) (pointed) [tooth, fingernail] affilato; [end, pencil, nose] appuntito; [rock] aguzzo; [needle] acuminato, appuntito; [point] sottile, fine; [features] angoloso
3) (abrupt) [angle] acuto; [bend] stretto; [movement, fall, rise] brusco, improvviso; [incline] forte
4) (acidic) [taste] forte, aspro; [smell] acre; [fruit] aspro, acido
5) (piercing) [pain] acuto, pungente; [cry] acuto; [blow] forte, duro; [frost] forte, intenso; [cold] pungente
6) fig. (aggressive) [tongue] tagliente; [tone] aspro
7) (alert) [person, wit, mind, eyesight] acuto; [hearing] fine

to keep a sharp look-out — restare sul chi vive

to have a sharp eye for sth. — fig. avere occhio per qcs

8) spreg. (clever) [businessman, person] astuto

sharp operator — furbo

9) (clearly defined) [image, sound] netto, nitido; [contrast, distinction] netto

to bring sth. into sharp focus — mettere bene a fuoco qcs.; fig. mettere qcs. in primo piano

10) BE colloq. [suit] sgargiante, vistoso
11) AE colloq. (stylish) sciccoso
12) mus. diesis; (too high) (troppo) alto, acuto
2.
avverbio
1) (abruptly) [stop] bruscamente, improvvisamente
2) (promptly)

at 9 o'clock sharp — alle nove in punto, precise

3) mus. [sing, play] in una tonalità troppo alta, troppo alto
3.
nome mus. diesis m.
••

to be at the sharp end — essere in prima linea

to look sharp — BE colloq. sbrigarsi, spicciarsi


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