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Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:
sharp1 /ʃɑ:rp / || /ʃɑ:p/ adjetivo -er, -est
    1. ‹knife/edge/scissors› afilado, filoso (AmL), filudo (Chi, Per);
      ‹features› anguloso;
      ‹pencil› con punta;
      it has a ~ point es muy puntiagudo
    1. ‹pain› agudo
    1. ‹wind› cortante;
      ‹frost› crudo, fuerte
    1. ‹taste› ácido
    1. (abrupt, steep) ‹bend/angle› cerrado;
      ‹turn› brusco;
      ‹rise/fall› brusco
    1. (sudden) repentino, súbito
    1. (keen) ‹eyesight› agudo;
      ‹hearing› fino, agudo
    1. (acute) ‹wit/mind› agudo
  1. (clear, unblurred) ‹photo/TV picture› nítido;
    ‹outline› definido;
    ‹contrast› marcado
  1. (harsh) ‹retort› cortante;
    to have a ~ tongue ser(conj.⇒) muy mordaz, tener(conj.⇒) una lengua muy afilada
  1. (clever, shrewd) ‹person› listo, astuto;
    ‹move› astuto
  1. (Mus) (referring to key) sostenido;
    C ~ do m sostenido
sharp2 adverbio
  1. (exactly): at six o'clock ~ a las seis en punto
  1. (abruptly): turn ~ right gire a la derecha en curva cerrada
  1. (Mus) ‹play› demasiado alto
sharp3 sustantivo (Mus) sostenido m

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:
sharp [ʃɑ:p]
I adjetivo
1   (una aguja, nariz) puntiagudo,-a
     (un cuchillo, etc) afilado,-a
2   (palabras) mordaz, severo,-a
     (un olor) acre
     (un sabor) ácido,-a
     (el viento) cortante
3   (la mente, vista) agudo
     (el oído) fino,-a
4   (una persona) listo,-a, astuto,-a, avispado,-a
     pey mañoso,-a
     (la personalidad) rudo,-a
5   (un dolor, grito) agudo,-a
     (un movimiento) brusco,-a, súbito,-a
6   (un ángulo) agudo,-a
     (una curva) cerrado,-a
7   (una diferencia) marcado,-a
8   (una foto, imagen) nítido,-a
     (una impresión) claro,-a
9   Mús sostenido,-a, desafinado,-a
    
II adverbio
1   at 6 p. m. sharp, a las seis en punto de la tarde
2   Mús (cantar, tocar) desafinadamente
    
III nombre
1   Mús sostenido
2   (persona) card-sharp, fullero,-a



sharp: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2010
Compound Forms:
look sharpmirar con dureza v
sharp eyeojo de lince nm
sharp paindolor punzante nm
sharp paindolor fuerte nm
sharp practicenartimañas nfpl
sharp practicenmétodo dudoso
sharp practicenprácticas ilícitas nfpl
sharp turnviraje agudo nm
sharp-edgedafilado adj
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