0 having a very thin edge or point that can cut things -- afilado
2 quick to notice and understand things -- perspicaz
a sharp mind
3 a note that is slightly higher than the note that is shown -- sostenido
4 able to make a cut or hole in sth -- afilado/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
Careful – the knife is sharp. Cuidado – el cuchillo está afilado.
an instrument with a sharp point un instrumento con punta afilada
5 (of a change or difference) sudden and large -- agudo/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
a sharp drop/fall/decrease in prices una aguda caída/disminución de los precios
a sharp rise/increase un brusco aumento/una brusca subida
6 (of a pain) sudden and stinging -- intenso/sa [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
7 able to think quickly and intelligently -- agudo/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
She’s very sharp. Ella es muy avispada.
8 (of an image) clearly defined -- nítido/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
9 changing direction quickly -- brusco/ca [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
10 obviously different -- muy marcado/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
11 (of sth you say) expressing strong negative feelings or thoughts -- mordaz [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
her sharp reply su respuesta mordaz
12 exactly -- en punto
Please be here at 8:00 a.m. sharp. Por favor esté aquí a las 8:00 en punto.
I hope, however, that some flexibility will ultimately prevent a sudden sharp rise in insurance premiums.
The reality, then, is a sharp divestment in these areas.
Armed troops are still in sharp conflict with each other.
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