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n. Sharp Corporation, Japans bedrijf (opgericht in Japan door Tokuji Hayakawa in 1912) met kantoren en bedrijven over de gehele wereld, fabrikant van elektronische elementen voor persoonlijk en bedrijfsgebruiksharp12 → sharper sharper/————————sharp2I 〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; sharpness〉1 scherp ⇒ spits, puntig2 schril ⇒ duidelijk/scherp uitkomend/afstekend3 abrupt ⇒ plotseling, steil, sterk4 bijtend ⇒ doordringend, snijdend5 scherp ⇒ pikant, sterk7 streng ⇒ vinnig, bijtend8 scherpzinnig ⇒ bijdehand, pienter, vlug9 geslepen ⇒ sluw, gewiekst, gehaaid♦voorbeelden:a sharp knife • een scherp mesa sharp image • een scherp/duidelijk beeld3 a sharp fall/rise in prices • een plotselinge/scherpe daling/stijging van de prijzena sharp turn to the right • een scherpe bocht naar rechtsa sharp voice • een scherpe/schelle stema sharp wind • een snijdende windsharp sauce • pikante sausa sharp reproof • een scherp/hard verwijthave a sharp tongue • een scherpe tong hebbenbe sharp with someone • iemand hard aanpakkensharp ears • scherpe/waakzame orenkeep a sharp look-out • scherp uitkijkensharp at maths • goed in wiskundebe too sharp for someone • iemand te slim af zijnhe's got a sharp eye for detail • hij heeft een goed oog voor detailsa sharp appetite • een stevige eetlustsharp practice • oneerlijke praktijken, een vuil zaakjeas sharp as a razor • buitengewoon intelligent1 (-)kruis♦voorbeelden:1 C sharp • C-kruis, do kruis, cisF sharp • F-kruis, fa kruis, fis————————sharp3〈bijwoord; sharper〉1 → sharpsharp/2 stipt ⇒ precies, klokslag4 scherp♦voorbeelden:¶ look sharp! • schiet op, haast je!
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