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sharpen sharpen[ˈʃɑ:pən]sharpened, sharpening, sharpensCET4CET6TEM4TOEFLv84512217168612724306407VERB777086755Spoken:66672910sharpened[857] sharpening[558] sharpens[208]磨快(48%)，加剧(30%)，变尖锐(11%)，使尖锐(11%)vt.削尖；磨快；使敏捷；加重vi.尖锐；变锋利 sharpen ★☆☆☆☆/ʃɑ͟ː(r)pən/1[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词](感觉、理解)加强；(使)加深；(技巧)提高；(使)改善 If your senses, understanding, or skills sharpen or are sharpened, you become better at noticing things, thinking, or doing something.   [V]  [V n]Her gaze sharpened, as if she had seen something unusual...她眼睛一亮，仿佛看见了什么不寻常的事情。You can sharpen your skills with rehearsal.排练可以让技巧更加纯熟。2[VERB	动词]使变得锋利；削尖；磨快 If you sharpen an object, you make its edge very thin or you make its end pointed.   [V n]  [V-ed]He started to sharpen his knife.他开始磨刀。...sharpened pencils.削尖的铅笔3[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词](分歧、差异等)加剧；(使)加深；(使)加重 If disagreements or differences between people sharpen, or if they are sharpened, they become bigger or more important.   [V]  [V n]With urbanisation the antagonism between rich and poor sharpened...伴随着城市化的推进，贫富间的对立情绪也加剧了。The case of Harris has sharpened the debate over capital punishment.哈里斯案激化了人们对死刑的争论。相关词组：sharpen up  sharpensharp‧en /ˈʃɑːpən $ ˈʃɑːr-/ ●○○ verb  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] to make something have a sharper edge or point, or to become sharper:  Anne sharpened her pencil and got out her homework.2[transitive] to make a feeling stronger and more urgent:  A series of attacks have sharpened fears of more violence.3[transitive] (also sharpen something ↔ up) to improve something so that it is up to the necessary standard, quality etc:  The course will help students sharpen their writing skills.

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 www.ankiedu.club 	            sharp·en              /        ˈʃɑːpən                ;          NAmE                ˈʃɑːrpən                /                              verb                            1              [transitive            ,       intransitive        ]                    sharpen(sth)                    to make sth sharper; to become sharper          （使）变得锋利，变得清晰                            ◆        This knife needs sharpening.        这把刀需要磨了。                    ◆        The outline of the trees sharpened as it grew lighter.        随着天色转亮，树的轮廓变得清晰了。                    2              [intransitive            ,       transitive        ]                    sharpen(sth)                    if a sense or feeling          sharpensor sth          sharpensit, it becomes stronger and/or clearer          （使感觉或感情）加强，加重，变得更明显                            ◆        The sea air sharpened our appetites.        海上的空气增进了我们的食欲。                    3              [transitive        ]                    sharpensth                    to make a disagreement between people, or an issue on which people disagree, clearer and more likely to produce a result          使尖锐；使明朗                            ◆        There is a need to sharpen the focus of the discussion.        有必要使讨论的焦点更加集中。                    4              [intransitive            ,       transitive        ]                    to become or make sth better, more skilful, more effective, etc. than before          （使）提高，改善                            SYN                                            improve                                                  sharpen(up)                    ◆        He needs to sharpen up before the Olympic trials.        在奥运会选拔赛之前，他需要进一步磨砺自己。                    sharpensth (up)                    ◆        She's doing a course to sharpen her business skills.        她正进修，以提高自己的业务技巧。                    5              [intransitive            ,       transitive        ]                    sharpen(sth)                    if your voice          sharpensor sth          sharpensit, it becomes high and loud in an unpleasant way          （使声音）变得尖锐，变得刺耳                            sharpen      sharpens      sharpened      sharpening                  sharp·en              /        ˈʃɑːpən                ;          NAmE                ˈʃɑːrpən                /

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WDF	sharpen [ˈʃɑ:pən]sharpened, sharpening, sharpens CET4CET6TEM4TOEFL v8451 2217 168 612 724 306 407 VERB7770 86755 Spoken: 66672910 sharpened[857] sharpening[558] sharpens[208] 磨快(48%)，加剧(30%)，变尖锐(11%)，使尖锐(11%) vt.削尖；磨快；使敏捷；加重 vi.尖锐；变锋利
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Collins	sharpen ★☆☆☆☆ /ʃɑ͟ː(r)pən/ 1 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](感觉、理解)加强；(使)加深；(技巧)提高；(使)改善 If your senses, understanding, or skills sharpen or are sharpened, you become better at noticing things, thinking, or doing something. [V] [V n] Her gaze sharpened, as if she had seen something unusual... 她眼睛一亮，仿佛看见了什么不寻常的事情。 You can sharpen your skills with rehearsal. 排练可以让技巧更加纯熟。 2 [VERB 动词]使变得锋利；削尖；磨快 If you sharpen an object, you make its edge very thin or you make its end pointed. [V n] [V-ed] He started to sharpen his knife. 他开始磨刀。 ...sharpened pencils. 削尖的铅笔 3 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](分歧、差异等)加剧；(使)加深；(使)加重 If disagreements or differences between people sharpen, or if they are sharpened, they become bigger or more important. [V] [V n] With urbanisation the antagonism between rich and poor sharpened... 伴随着城市化的推进，贫富间的对立情绪也加剧了。 The case of Harris has sharpened the debate over capital punishment. 哈里斯案激化了人们对死刑的争论。相关词组： sharpen up
Oxford	sharp·en / ˈʃɑːpən ; NAmE ˈʃɑːrpən / verb 1 [transitive , intransitive ] sharpen(sth) to make sth sharper; to become sharper （使）变得锋利，变得清晰 ◆ This knife needs sharpening. 这把刀需要磨了。 ◆ The outline of the trees sharpened as it grew lighter. 随着天色转亮，树的轮廓变得清晰了。 2 [intransitive , transitive ] sharpen(sth) if a sense or feeling sharpensor sth sharpensit, it becomes stronger and/or clearer （使感觉或感情）加强，加重，变得更明显 ◆ The sea air sharpened our appetites. 海上的空气增进了我们的食欲。 3 [transitive ] sharpensth to make a disagreement between people, or an issue on which people disagree, clearer and more likely to produce a result 使尖锐；使明朗 ◆ There is a need to sharpen the focus of the discussion. 有必要使讨论的焦点更加集中。 4 [intransitive , transitive ] to become or make sth better, more skilful, more effective, etc. than before （使）提高，改善 SYN improve sharpen(up) ◆ He needs to sharpen up before the Olympic trials. 在奥运会选拔赛之前，他需要进一步磨砺自己。 sharpensth (up) ◆ She's doing a course to sharpen her business skills. 她正进修，以提高自己的业务技巧。 5 [intransitive , transitive ] sharpen(sth) if your voice sharpensor sth sharpensit, it becomes high and loud in an unpleasant way （使声音）变得尖锐，变得刺耳 sharpen sharpens sharpened sharpening sharp·en / ˈʃɑːpən ; NAmE ˈʃɑːrpən /
LDC	sharpensharp‧en /ˈʃɑːpən $ ˈʃɑːr-/ ●○○ verb Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] to make something have a sharper edge or point, or to become sharper: Anne sharpened her pencil and got out her homework.2[transitive] to make a feeling stronger and more urgent: A series of attacks have sharpened fears of more violence.3[transitive] (also sharpen something ↔ up) to improve something so that it is up to the necessary standard, quality etc: The course will help students sharpen their writing skills.

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