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sharply adv bruscamentetr['ʃɑːplɪ]1 (abruptly, suddenly) bruscamente, repentinamente2 (acutely) agudamente3 (clearly) marcadamente, claramente4 (harshly) mordazmente, con severidadsharply ['ʃɑrpli] adv1) abruptly: bruscamente2) distinctly: claramente, marcadamente'ʃɑːrpli, 'ʃɑːpli1)a) (steeply, abruptly) <drop/fall/increase> bruscamente; < bend> repentinamente, de prontob) (suddenly, swiftly) de repente, repentinamente2)a) ( acutely) <aware/conscious> tremendamenteb) <outlined/defined> claramente, nítidamente3) ( harshly) <answer/speak/criticize> con dureza or severidad['ʃɑːplɪ]ADV1) (=abruptly) [fall, rise, turn, brake] bruscamente2) (=clearly) marcadamente, claramentethis attitude contrasts sharply with his caring image — esta actitud contrasta marcadamente or claramente con su imagen de hombre humanitario
the party is sharply divided over this issue — el partido está claramente dividido con respecto a este asunto
3) (=brusquely) con aspereza4) (=severely) [criticize] severamente, con dureza5) (=hard) fuertemente* * *['ʃɑːrpli, 'ʃɑːpli]1)a) (steeply, abruptly) <drop/fall/increase> bruscamente; < bend> repentinamente, de prontob) (suddenly, swiftly) de repente, repentinamente2)a) ( acutely) <aware/conscious> tremendamenteb) <outlined/defined> claramente, nítidamente3) ( harshly) <answer/speak/criticize> con dureza or severidad
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