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ESLPod_0809_WE_1293 A Weather Forecast In this podcast, the word "sharply" means suddenly and dramatically: "Sales increased sharply after the news story about our products." Or, "The driver turned sharply to avoid hitting the little girl who ran into the street." When people speak "sharply," they speak in a harsh, mean, or critical way: "Try not to speak to your children so sharply." Someone who is "sharp-tongued" is someone who says mean or harsh things, especially to criticize or insult other people: "Freddie can by very sharp-tongued, but try not to pay attention to what he says." Finally, someone who is "sharp-witted" is able to think and react quickly, giving clever and intelligent responses: "Conversations between two sharp-witted people can be very entertaining."

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ESLPod 809 sharply Nature + Weather

Id	ESLPod_0809_WE_1293
Episode Id	ESLPod 809
Episode Title	A Weather Forecast
Phrase	sharply
Text	In this podcast, the word "sharply" means suddenly and dramatically: "Sales increased sharply after the news story about our products." Or, "The driver turned sharply to avoid hitting the little girl who ran into the street." When people speak "sharply," they speak in a harsh, mean, or critical way: "Try not to speak to your children so sharply." Someone who is "sharp-tongued" is someone who says mean or harsh things, especially to criticize or insult other people: "Freddie can by very sharp-tongued, but try not to pay attention to what he says." Finally, someone who is "sharp-witted" is able to think and react quickly, giving clever and intelligent responses: "Conversations between two sharp-witted people can be very entertaining."
Topics	Nature + Weather

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