Question

B1  sharp  keskin, sivri

Accepted Answer

adjective  /ʃɑːp   / adjective sharp (adjective)
 /ʃɑːp  
/ adjective
 
EDGE/POINT 
1
having a very thin but strong edge or point; that can cut or make a hole in sth
easily
keskin, sivri
 a sharp knife
 sharp teeth
OPPOSITE BLUNT
CHANGE 
2
(used about a change of direction or level) very great and sudden
ani, keskin
 a sharp rise/fall in inflation (ani
çıkış/iniş)
 This is a sharp bend so slow down.
CLEAR 
3
clear and definite
net, bariz,
belirgin
 the sharp outline of the hills
 a sharp contrast between the lives of the
rich and the poor
MIND, EYES, EARS 
4 able
to think, act, understand, see or hear quickly
 (zekâ) keskin, zehir
gibi
 a sharp mind
 You must have sharp eyes if you can read
that sign from here.
WORDS/COMMENTS 
5 said
in an angry way; intended to upset sb or be critical
sert
 During the debate there was a sharp
exchange of views between the two parties.
ACTIONS/MOVEMENTS 
6
quick and sudden
ani, sert
 One short sharp blow was enough to end the
fight.
PAIN 
7 very
strong and sudden
 (ağrı) şiddetli, ani
 a sharp pain in the chest
OPPOSITE DULL
TASTE/FEELING 
8
(used about sth that affects the senses) strong; not mild or gentle, often
causing an unpleasant feeling
keskin
 a sharp taste
 a sharp wind
IN MUSIC 
9 
(symbol
♯)
half a note higher
than the stated note
 (müzik) diyez
 in the key of C sharp minor
OPPOSITE FLAT1
 10
slightly higher than the correct note
 (müzik) tiz
 That last note was sharp. Can you sing it
again?
OPPOSITE FLAT1
 sharply
 adverb
keskince; 
şiddetle; 
sert; 
aniden
 The road bends sharply to the left.
 Share prices fell sharply this morning.
 ‘Mind your own business!’ she said sharply.

Level	B1
Kind	adjective
Front	sharp
IPA	/ʃɑːp / adjective
Back	keskin, sivri
Back 2	sharp (adjective) /ʃɑːp / adjective EDGE/POINT 1 having a very thin but strong edge or point; that can cut or make a hole in sth easily keskin, sivri a sharp knife sharp teeth *OPPOSITE* BLUNT CHANGE 2 (used about a change of direction or level) very great and sudden ani, keskin a sharp rise/fall in inflation (ani çıkış/iniş) This is a sharp bend so slow down. CLEAR 3 clear and definite net, bariz, belirgin the sharp outline of the hills a sharp contrast between the lives of the rich and the poor MIND, EYES, EARS 4 able to think, act, understand, see or hear quickly (zekâ) keskin, zehir gibi a sharp mind You must have sharp eyes if you can read that sign from here. WORDS/COMMENTS 5 said in an angry way; intended to upset sb or be critical sert During the debate there was a sharp exchange of views between the two parties. ACTIONS/MOVEMENTS 6 quick and sudden ani, sert One short sharp blow was enough to end the fight. PAIN 7 very strong and sudden (ağrı) şiddetli, ani a sharp pain in the chest *OPPOSITE* DULL TASTE/FEELING 8 (used about sth that affects the senses) strong; not mild or gentle, often causing an unpleasant feeling keskin a sharp taste a sharp wind IN MUSIC 9 (symbol ♯) half a note higher than the stated note (müzik) diyez in the key of C sharp minor *OPPOSITE* FLAT1 10 slightly higher than the correct note (müzik) tiz That last note was sharp. Can you sing it again? *OPPOSITE* FLAT1 sharply adverb keskince; şiddetle; sert; aniden The road bends sharply to the left. Share prices fell sharply this morning. ‘Mind your own business!’ she said sharply.

Sharp Keskin Opposite Note Adjective Sudden Ani Sert

sharp (adjective)