Significado de sharply en inglés

sharply

adverb

/ˈʃɑːp.li/ us

/ˈʃɑːrp.li/

sharply adverb (SUDDENLY)

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quickly and suddenly:

rise sharply Inflation has risen sharply.

fall sharply Road deaths fell sharply last year.

improve sharply The growth outlook for next year will have to improve sharply to keep the current rebound going.

deteriorate sharply His health deteriorated sharply this week.

The road bends sharply to the left.

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The sharply falling dollar means that something will have to be done soon.
In fact, violent crime declined more sharply among juveniles than adults in that period.
Sales of equipment have also risen sharply.
You're running a big risk if oil prices drop sharply.
Prostate cancer deaths have fallen sharply since 1993.

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Not expected or planned

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sharply adverb (ABLE TO CUT)

in a way that will cut or make a hole:

a sharply pointed nail

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a carving knife with a 25 cm blade and sharply pointed tip
Leaves are alternate on stem, sharply toothed and triangular in shape.

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Sharp and blunt

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sharply adverb (SEVERELY)

severely and angrily:

sharply worded She sent the company a sharply worded letter of complaint.

speak sharply He spoke sharply to his daughter.

criticize someone sharply The police have been sharply criticized for their handling of the situation.

in a way that produces a strong pain or physical effect in your body :

the sharply acidic taste of white vinegar

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"Take a look at this," he says sharply.
Feminist writers have been sharply critical of the role played by unions.
My mother turned to Bill and said sharply, "For God's sake, Bill, behave."
We knew by experience in taking their honey that the bees could sting sharply if irritated.

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sharply adverb (CLEARLY)

clearly and obviously:

sharply focused Adams printed sharply focused images on glossy black-and-white paper.

We have sharply differing views.

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The issue arose particularly sharply with respect to the use of informal conversational material in the report.
The nurse's middle-aged slowness and commonsense approach to life contrast sharply with Juliet's vivid and impulsive youth.
Public opinion was sharply divided.

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Easy to understand

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sharply adverb (FASHIONABLE)

in a fashionable way:

to be sharply dressed

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A few are dressed sharply in suits.
Now 56, he's not the sharply attired mod of his first publicity pictures, but the blue-eyed glare is unmistakeable.

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Style & appearance of clothes

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Modern & fashionable

sharply adverb (QUICK)

quickly noticing things:

Her ears are sharply attuned to her baby's cry.

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I was sharply aware of the stares from other customers.

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(Definición de sharply del Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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sharply

adverb

/ˈʃɑr·pli/

sharply adverb (SUDDENLY)

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in a sudden and immediately noticeable way:

Interest rates rose sharply last month.

sharply adverb (STRONGLY)

in a way that is strongly felt or that has a strong effect:

The movie is sharply funny in these scenes.

sharply adverb (SEVERELY)

in a strong way that is intended to be painful:

The current government has sharply criticized the court.

sharply adverb (CLEARLY)

in a way that is easy to see or understand; clearly:

We have sharply differing views on this issue.

(Definición de sharply del Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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sharply

adverb

/ˈʃɑːpli/ us

/ˈʃɑːr-/

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in a way that is sudden and very noticeable:

rise/fall sharply Inflation has risen sharply.

Dealer sales fell sharply in August.

severely and angrily:

I wrote them a sharply-worded letter of complaint.

Some lawmakers sharply criticized the proposal.

(Definición de sharply del Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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The sharply delineated but superficial attachment to the equine caecum by the mouth leaves behind an oval area devoid of epithelial cells.

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The waveform diagram displays the contrast between spatially extended, sustained dissonant chords and sharply articulated, strongly localised (on the left) dynamic peaks of the percussion.

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Keeping these variables exogenous allows us to focus more sharply on the yield-erosion linkage.

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In 2001, when the economy became sour once again, they fell sharply.

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The local discourses about oral tradition differ sharply from western academic discourses.

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Groups were not sharply differentiated in regard to the three prospective methods.

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I am absolutely certain that people would split into two sharply disagreeing camps if this became a possibility.

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Since the absorption rate sharply drops as the irradiation angle goes over 758, 308 is small enough for achieving the high absorption rate.

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The black clay on the east side contrasts sharply with the brown, sandy soil found on the west side of the embankment.

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He found that the probability of coups and attempts rises sharply for the first 45 months after independence and following every subsequent regime change.

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A person who looks sharp dresses well; one who looks sharply is discerning.

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Hence, it is not clear that dual process and connectionist theories have to make sharply competing predictions for the results of this neuroimaging study.

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On a backward-looking basis, real rates still remained negative but, depending on estimation methods, rose sharply forward-looking.

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Subsequently, in order to avoid external debt default, the economy adjusts sharply.

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Performance on chosen trials drops sharply at longer delays.

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Significado de sharply en inglés

sharply adverb (SUDDENLY)

sharply adverb (ABLE TO CUT)

sharply adverb (SEVERELY)

sharply adverb (CLEARLY)

sharply adverb (FASHIONABLE)

sharply adverb (QUICK)

sharply | Diccionario de Inglés Americano

sharply adverb (SUDDENLY)

sharply adverb (STRONGLY)

sharply adverb (SEVERELY)

sharply adverb (CLEARLY)

sharply | Inglés de negocios

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