sharply
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SUDDENLY 突然地
ADVANCED
■quickly and suddenly •Inflation has risen/fallen sharply.通货膨胀急遽上升／下降。 •His health improved/deteriorated sharply this week.本周他的健康情况迅速好转／恶化。 •The road bends sharply to the left.公路突然左转弯。
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ABLE TO CUT 能切断
■in a way which will cut or make a hole 锋利地；尖尖地•a sharply pointed nail尖尖的指甲 ■severely and angrily 严厉地，尖刻地，尖锐地•a sharply-worded letter of complaint措词尖锐的投诉信 •He spoke sharply to his daughter.他训斥了女儿。 •The police have been sharply criticized for their handling of the affair.警方在这件事的处理上受到严厉批评。
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CLEARLY 清楚地
■clearly and obviously 清楚地，明显地•a sharply focused photograph对焦准确的照片 •We have sharply differing views.我们的观点截然不同。
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FASHIONABLE 时髦的
■in a fashionable way 时髦地•to be sharply dressed穿着时髦
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CLEVER 聪明的
■quickly noticing things 敏锐地•Her ears are sharply attuned to her baby's cry.她的耳朵很尖，宝宝一哭她就能听到。 |