sharp lietuviškai
sharp vertimas 1. a 1) aštrus, smailus, nusmailintas; 2) ryškus; 3) status, staigus (posūkis); 4) perveriąs, spiegiantis; 5) protingas, sąmojingas; 6) aštrus (apie regėjimą, protą); 2. n muz. diezas;3. adv 1) tiksliai, lygiai; at 7 o'clock sharp lygiai 7 valandą; 2) aštriai; look sharp! nežiopsok!; saugokitės!
- A sharp (n.) la diez
- razor-sharp (adj.) aštrus kaip skustuvas
- sharp edge (n.) ašmenys
- sharp-eyed (adj.) aštraus žvilgsnio, akylas
- sharp-set (adj.) išbadėjęs, godus, peralkęs
- sharp-wittedly (adv.) nuovokiai, sumaniai, šaižiai, įžvalgiai
- Sharp-tailed Grouse Smailiauodegis tetervinas
- look sharp (v.) skubėti, paskubinti, paskubėti, skubinti, paskubėk! greičiau!
- sharp practice () apgavimas, apgavystė, sukčiavimas
- sharp-witted (adj.) aštraus proto, sąmojingas, subtilus, vos juntamas, švelnus
- sharp-sighted (adj.) aštraus žvilgsnio, akylas
- (musical notation) a musical notation indicating one half step higher than the note named Type of: musical notation
- (sewing needle) a long thin sewing needle with a sharp point Type of: sewing needle
- (distinct) of something seen or heard, clearly defined
- (pointed) ending in a sharp point
- (perceptive) having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions
- (smart) marked by practical hardheaded intelligence
- (high-pitched) having or emitting a high-pitched and sharp tone or tones
- (steep) extremely steep
- (keenly, painfully felt) keenly and painfully felt; as if caused by a sharp edge or point Similar to: acute, cutting, fulgurating, salt
- (made, thin edge) having or made by a thin edge or sharp point; suitable for cutting or piercing Similar to: carnassial, chisel-like, dagger-like, drill-like, edged, fang-like, file-like, incisive,...
- (music) of a musical note, raised in pitch by one chromatic semitone Topic: music
- (sudden) very sudden and in great amount or degree Similar to: sudden
- (forceful) quick and forceful Similar to: forceful
- (unpleasant) harsh or corrosive in tone
- (sharply) changing suddenly in direction and degree
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