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sharp
/ʃɑːrp/
adjective
Kolayca kesebilen veya delebilen ince kenarlı veya uçlu
Having a thin edge or point that can cut or pierce easily.
- Be careful with that sharp knife.
- The cat has sharp claws.
- She felt a sharp pain in her chest.
- The economic downturn produced a sharp decline in consumer spending, forcing many retailers to revise their quarterly forecasts significantly.
- Ecologists observed a sharp increase in predator populations following the successful reintroduction of native prey species to the habitat.
- The committee noticed a sharp contrast between the two policy proposals regarding their approaches to funding renewable energy infrastructure.
adjective
Ani ve yoğun; açıkça tanımlanmış veya belirgin
Sudden and intense; clearly defined or distinct.
- There was a sharp turn in the road.
- The photograph is very sharp and clear.
- We saw a sharp increase in sales last month.
adjective
Şeyleri fark etmede veya anlamada hızlı; zeki
Quick to notice or understand things; intelligent.
- She has a sharp mind for business.
- He's very sharp and notices everything.
adjective
Ton veya tavır olarak sert veya eleştirel
Harsh or critical in tone or manner.
- She gave him a sharp rebuke.
- His sharp tongue often gets him in trouble.
adverb
Tam olarak belirtilen saatte; dakik olarak
Exactly at the stated time; punctually.
- The meeting starts at 9 a.m. sharp.
- Be there at eight o'clock sharp.
nounMusic
Doğal perdeden yarım ton yükseltilmiş bir müzik notası
A musical note raised a semitone above natural pitch, indicated by the symbol ♯.
- Play F sharp instead of F natural.
- The piece is written in C sharp minor.