Vocab Bloom Hub

sharpened

/ˈʃɑːr.pənd/

Traducción: Describe algo que ha sido afilado o hecho más agudo, usado literalmente para cuchillas o figurativamente para habilidades o sentidos., Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de afilar algo o de mejorar una habilidad o capacidad.

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adjective

/ˈʃɑːr.pənd/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que ha sido afilado o hecho más agudo, usado literalmente para cuchillas o figurativamente para habilidades o sentidos.

Describes something that has been made sharp or more acute, often used literally for blades or figuratively for skills or senses.

  1. Having a sharp point or edgeB1formal

    Describes an object whose point or cutting edge has been made sharp, typically by grinding or honing.

    esafilado

    • He used a sharpened pencil to draw the sketch.
    • The chef preferred a sharpened knife for precise cuts.
    • She carried a sharpened stick for protection.

    Sinónimosgroundkeensharp

    Antónimosblunteddulled

  2. B2formal

    Refers to something that has been made sharper or more acute, either physically or metaphorically.

    esafilado

    • His sharpened senses detected the subtle change in the air.
    • The sharpened focus of the team led to a breakthrough.
    • Her sharpened wit made the conversation lively.

    Sinónimosedgedgroundintensified

    Antónimosblunteddulled

Formas
  • more sharpened comparative form
  • most sharpened superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.

verb

sharpen/ˈʃɑːr.pən/B1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de afilar algo o de mejorar una habilidad o capacidad.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something sharp or sharper, or improving a skill or ability.

  1. Make sharp or sharperA2formal

    To make the edge or point of something more acute or keen.

    esAfilar

    • He sharpened the kitchen knife before cutting the vegetables.
    • She sharpened her pencil with a small sharpener.
    • The barber sharpens his razors every morning.

    Sinónimosacuminateedgefilegrindhonewhet

    Antónimosbluntdull

  2. Make crisp or more preciseB2formal

    To make something clearer, more distinct, or more exact.

    esPrecisar, afinar

    • The editor sharpened the article's focus.
    • She sharpened her argument with new evidence.
    • The training helped sharpen his analytical skills.

    Sinónimosclarifyenhancefocushoneimprovepolishrefinetighten

    Antónimosblurcloudfuzzmuddleobscure

  3. Become sharp or sharperB1formal

    To become more acute or keen in quality or sensation.

    esvolverse más agudo

    • His reflexes sharpened after months of practice.
    • The cold air sharpened her senses.
    • As the deadline approached, his focus sharpened.

    Sinónimosheightenintensifyquicken

    Antónimosbluntdull

  4. Put an image into focusB1formal

    To adjust an optical device so that the image becomes clear and distinct.

    esEnfocar una imagen

    • He sharpened the image using the camera's manual focus.
    • The photographer sharpened the picture in post-processing.
    • She sharpened the microscope's lens to see the cells clearly.

    Sinónimosfocus

    Antónimosblur

  5. Make images or sounds sharp or sharperB2formal

    To enhance the clarity or definition of visual or auditory signals.

    esAfilar (imágenes o sonidos)

    • The software can sharpen blurry photos.
    • He sharpened the audio track to reduce background noise.
    • The technician sharpened the video signal for better quality.

    Sinónimosaccentuateclarifyenhancefocusheightenintensifyrefine

    Antónimosblurdullfuzzmufflesoften

  6. Raise the pitch of musical notesB2formal

    To increase the frequency of a musical note, making it higher in pitch.

    esSostener (subir la entonación)

    • The musician sharpened the note by adjusting the tuning peg.
    • She sharpened the melody to create a more dramatic effect.
    • The composer instructed the violinist to sharpen the final chord.

    Sinónimosraisesharp

    Antónimosflattenlower

  7. Give a point toA2formal

    To make something pointed or tapered at the end.

    essacar punta

    • He sharpened the stick to use as a tent peg.
    • She sharpened the end of the dowel for the craft project.
    • The artist sharpened the charcoal stick for fine lines.

    Sinónimosacuminatepointtaper

    Antónimosbluntdull

  8. Make one's senses more acuteB2formal

    To heighten or refine one's perception or awareness.

    esagudizar los sentidos

    • Meditation helps sharpen your mental focus.
    • The intense training sharpened his instincts.
    • She sharpened her hearing by practicing in noisy environments.

    Sinónimosenhanceheightenhoneintensifyquickenrefinewhet

    Antónimosbluntdull

Formas
  • sharpened past participle
  • sharpened past simple
  • sharpening present participle
  • sharpens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

Enlace de origen

Se aplican todas las licencias

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.