sharp：急剧的；锋利的；强烈的；敏捷的；刺耳的 adv. 急剧地；锐利 地；突然地 n. 尖头 vt. 磨快；把音调升高 vi. 升音演奏 n. (Sharp) 人名； 语料库共检中 5,733 条：美剧 250 · 电影 138 · 原著 5000 · 演讲 345
真实语境例句（按库分组，共 18 条展示）
Stephen, was a son of John Main. SHARP. Four brothers named Sharp came to the Isthmus from Cornwallis, N.S., about the year 1812. Matthew settled in Nappan, William in Maccan, Allan in Amherst, and John in Sackville. Samuel Sharp, who married Fanny Trueman, was a son of William Sharp. WELDON. Two of William Trueman's sons married into the Weldon family. I am not able to give any more information about the Weldons than is found in the "History of the Blacks," which is as follows: "A Mr.英文原著 · 《The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers》
It was not a minute after this grateful caress that Clorinda made a sharp movement--a movement which was so sharp that it seemed to be one of dismay. At first, as if involuntarily, she had raised her hand to her tucker, and after doing so she started--though 'twas but for a second's space, after which her face was as it had been before.英文原著 · 《A Lady of Quality》
He could afford to lose his Sharpe's rifles, while he retained his faculty of speech,--a Sharpe's rifle of infinitely surer and longer range.英文原著 · 《A Plea for Captain John Brown》
"Gradual, did you say?" cried Mr. Boxsious; "it wasn't gradual at all. I was sharp--damned sharp, and I jumped at my first start in business slap into five hundred pounds in one day."英文原著 · 《AFTER DARK》
So Laertes and Hamlet fought, and Laertes, after some fencing, gave Hamlet a sharp sword thrust. Hamlet, angry at this treachery--for they had been fencing, not as men fight, but as they play--closed with Laertes in a struggle; both dropped their swords, and when they picked them up again, Hamlet, without noticing it, had exchanged his own blunt sword for Laertes' sharp and poisoned one. And with one thrust of it he pierced Laertes, who fell dead by his own treachery.英文原著 · 《Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare》
If you ever saw a ghost more livid than ghosts in ordinary, you may picture to your mind the appearance of Afy Hallijohn just then. She did not faint as she had done once before that day, but she looked as if she should die. One sharp cry, instantly suppressed, for Afy did retain some presence of mind, and remembered that she was in the public road--one sharp tussle for liberty, over as soon, and she resigned herself, perforce, to her fate.英文原著 · 《East Lynne》