Sharp

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Meanings of Sharp

   
Adjective
  • Pointy or able to cut easily.
  • Smart or clever.
  • Higher in sound than normal.
  • Having a strong taste, like some cheeses.
  • Sudden and strong, like a quick pain.
  • Stylish or looking good.
  • Very attentive or alert.
  • Making a quick turn, like a sharp corner.
  • Steep or steeply sloped.
   
Verb
  • To make a note sound higher by half a step.
  • To play tricks when making deals.
  • To make something sharper, like a knife.
   
Noun
  • A symbol ♯ that shows a note is played a little higher.
  • A note that sounds higher than usual, marked with ♯.
  • A place in a stream where the water moves very fast.
  • A sewing needle that is very pointy.
  • An expert at something.
   
Adverb
  • In a way that is pointy or eager.
  • Exactly on time.
  • Higher in sound than it should be.
   

Explanation of the word: Sharp

Sharp can mean something that is very pointy, like a knife or a thorn. It can also mean something that is very clear, like a sharp sound or a sharp picture.

   

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Related Words for the word: Sharp

pointy cutting knife pencil
   

Translations for the word: Sharp

   
hindi
तेज (Tej)

Tej

तेज (Tej)

Tej

काटने वाला (Kaatne Wala)

Kaatne Wala

   
   

Synonyms for the word: Sharp

keen pointed smart
   

Antonyms for the word: Sharp

blunt dull
   

Sample Sentences for the word: Sharp

  • A sharp pencil helps me write better.
  • The sharp knife cuts the bread easily.
  • I need a sharp pair of scissors for my craft.
  • The sharp sound of the bell woke me up.
  • My new toy has a sharp design.
   

Mini Blog for the word: Sharp

A Sharp Adventure!

In a world of colors and sounds, let’s talk about something sharp! Imagine a shiny pencil, ready to draw your favorite pictures. A sharp pencil helps you create beautiful art, just like a sharp knife helps a chef make yummy food.

But remember, sharp things can be dangerous! Always ask an adult for help. So, when you see something sharp, think of all the fun you can have, but stay safe and smart!

What will you create with your sharp pencil today?

Let your imagination soar!

   

Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Sharp

The word 'sharp' can mean something that has a very fine edge or point, like a knife. It can also mean something that is very clear or strong, like a sharp sound.

You pronounce 'sharp' like this: 'shahrp'. It rhymes with 'carp'.

The word 'sharp' comes from the Old English word 'scearp', which means having a fine edge or point.

The word 'sharp' in Hindi is 'तेज' (Tez).

The word 'sharp' in Kannada is 'ಕತ್ತರಿಸುವ' (Kattarisuva).
   

Facts, Proverbs and Quotes about the word: Sharp

Fact: A sharp knife can cut through food easily, but it’s important to be careful and use it safely!
Proverb: A sharp mind is better than a sharp sword. (This means thinking wisely is more powerful than fighting.)
Quote: "The sharpest tool in the shed." - Unknown