单词	sharp
释义	sharp /ʃɑːp; NAmE ʃɑːrp/ adjective (sharper, sharpest) [usually before noun] (especially about a change in sth) sudden and rapid （尤指某物的变化）急剧的，快速的◆There was a sharp increase in sales in July. 七月份的销售额急剧上升。⨁a sharp decline / drop / fall / increase / rise 锐减；大跌；暴跌；急增；急涨 [usually before noun] (about people or their minds) quick to notice or understand things or to react （人或想法）敏锐的，敏捷的，精明的◆He has a sharp business brain. 他有着精明的商业头脑。◆She is known as a sharp negotiator. 她以精於谈判而着称。 (about a person or their way of doing business) clever but possibly dishonest （人或做事方式）狡猾的◆His lawyer is a sharp operator. 他的律师是个老狐狸。◆The firm had to face some sharp practice from competing companies. 公司不得不面对竞争对手搞的一些小动作。 ▸ ˈsharply adverb ◆Profits fell sharply following the takeover. 公司被接管後利润急剧下滑。 ▸ ˈsharpness noun [uncountable, countable] ●the ˈsharp end (of sth) (BrE) (informal) the place or position of greatest difficulty or responsibility 最为困难（或责任极其重大）的地方（或职位）◆He started work at the sharp end of the business, as a salesman. 他从这一行中最不好干的工作开始干起，就是当推销员。
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