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oszust
sharper [ˈʃɑ:pəʳ, Am ˈʃɑ:rpɚ] N inf
1. sharper (cheat):
sharper
oszust(ka) m (f)
2. sharper (at cards):
sharper
szuler(ka) m (f)
card sharper
I. sharp [ʃɑ:p, Am ʃɑ:rp] ADJ
1. sharp (cutting):
sharp knife a.
2. sharp pencil, stick:
3. sharp feature:
4. sharp (having thin shape):
sharp corner, edge, angle
5. sharp (severe):
sharp rebuke, reprimand
sharp tongue
postępować [perf postąpić] z kimś ostro
6. sharp air, frost:
7. sharp (sudden):
sharp deterioration
8. sharp (easy to hear):
sharp voice
9. sharp picture:
10. sharp eye, mind:
11. sharp question:
to keep a sharp watch [or eye] on sb/sth
12. sharp MUS:
II. sharp [ʃɑ:p, Am ʃɑ:rp] ADV
1. sharp (exactly):
at 7:30 sharp
2. sharp (suddenly):
ostro hamować [perf za-]
3. sharp (above true pitch):
III. sharp [ʃɑ:p, Am ʃɑ:rp] N MUS
1. sharp (tone above expected note):
2. sharp (musical sign):
razor-sharp ADJ
1. razor-sharp (very sharp):
2. razor-sharp (intelligent):
sharp-eyed ADJ
sharp practice N
sharp-sighted ADJ
1. sharp-sighted (very observant):
2. sharp-sighted fig (intelligent):
sharp-tempered ADJ
sharp-tongued ADJ
sharp-witted ADJ
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A sharp-witted, confident, strong man, he was well liked in the regiment.
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His stand-up is sharp-witted and quick, full of clever little puns and self-aware jokes, embracing being a weirdo.
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In this case it means the original bearer was sharp-witted.
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He is sharp-witted and cynical.
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Betraying many a stereotype, he is articulate, sharp-witted, polite, and friendly.
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