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笔力
pratique

malhonnête

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sharp practice SUBST

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sharp practice uncountable
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I. practice [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs] SUBST

1. practice U:

2. practice (meeting):

3. practice (procedure):

4. practice C (habit):

5. practice (custom):

6. practice (business of doctor, lawyer):

7. practice U (as opposed to theory):

II. practice [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs] ADJ atrib

practice game, match
practice flight

III. practice [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs] VERBO trans, intr americ

practice → practise

IV. practice [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs]

I. practise Brit, practice americ [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs] VERBO trans

1. practise (work at):

practise song, speech, French
practise movement, shot
practise technique
practise play, performance

2. practise (use):

practise restraint, kindness, economy
practise method
practise torture

3. practise (follow a profession):

4. practise (observe):

practise custom, religion

II. practise Brit, practice americ [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs] VERBO intr

1. practise (train):

to practise for match, game
to practise for play, speech

2. practise (follow a profession):

to practise as doctor, lawyer

III. practise Brit, practice americ [Brit ˈpraktɪs, americ ˈpræktəs]

I. sharp [Brit ʃɑːp, americ ʃɑrp] SUBST

II. sharp [Brit ʃɑːp, americ ʃɑrp] ADJ

1. sharp (good for cutting):

sharp knife, razor
sharp edge
sharp blade, scissors
sharp saw

2. sharp (pointed):

sharp tooth, fingernail
sharp end, needle, rock, peak
sharp pencil
sharp point
sharp features
sharp nose, chin

3. sharp (abrupt):

sharp angle
sharp bend, turning
sharp movement, reflex
sharp drop, incline
sharp ECON, FINAN fall, rise, change

4. sharp (acidic):

sharp taste, smell
sharp fruit

5. sharp (piercing):

sharp pain
sharp cry
sharp blow
sharp frost
sharp cold, wind

6. sharp (aggressive) fig:

sharp tongue
sharp tone, reply, rebuke
sharp disagreement

7. sharp (alert):

sharp person
sharp mind, intelligence
sharp eyesight, eye
sharp hearing, ear
rester sur le qui-vive (for pour)
to have a sharp eye for sth fig

8. sharp (clever) pej:

sharp businessman, person

9. sharp (clearly defined):

sharp image, outline, picture, sound
sharp contrast
sharp difference, distinction
to bring sth into sharp focus literal

10. sharp Brit coloq suit:

11. sharp americ (stylish):

sharp coloq

12. sharp MÚS:

III. sharp [Brit ʃɑːp, americ ʃɑrp] ADV

1. sharp (abruptly):

sharp stop, pull up

2. sharp (promptly):

3. sharp MÚS:

sharp sing, play

IV. sharp [Brit ʃɑːp, americ ʃɑrp]

to look sharp coloq

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I. sharp [ʃɑ:p, americ ʃɑ:rp] ADJ

1. sharp (pointed):

sharp pencil

2. sharp (angular):

sharp features, corner
sharp nose, teeth
sharp edge, angle

3. sharp (stabbing):

4. sharp fig (biting):

sharp critic, word, attack
sharp look, eyes
sharp rebuke, reprimand
sharp tongue

5. sharp (piquant):

6. sharp:

7. sharp (very cold):

8. sharp (sudden):

sharp deterioration, drop

9. sharp (abrupt):

10. sharp (marked):

11. sharp (clear-cut):

12. sharp (perceptive):

sharp mind
sharp question

13. sharp coloq (trendy):

14. sharp MÚS:

II. sharp [ʃɑ:p, americ ʃɑ:rp] ADV

III. sharp [ʃɑ:p, americ ʃɑ:rp] SUBST

1. sharp (tone above expected note):

2. sharp (tone higher):

I. practice [ˈpræktɪs] SUBST

1. practice no pl (action, performance):

2. practice (normal procedure):

3. practice (training session):

4. practice (business):

practice of a doctor

5. practice no pl (work):

Expressões:

II. practice [ˈpræktɪs] VERBO trans americ

practice → practise

I. practise [ˈpræktɪs] Brit, Aus VERBO trans

1. practise (do, carry out):

practise good hygiene

2. practise (improve skill):

practise backhand
practise flute, one's English

3. practise (work in):

practise dentistry, law, medicine

Expressões:

II. practise [ˈpræktɪs] Brit, Aus VERBO intr

1. practise (train):

2. practise DESP:

3. practise (work in a profession):

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I. sharp [ʃarp] ADJ

1. sharp (pointed):

sharp pencil

2. sharp (angular):

sharp features, corner
sharp nose, teeth
sharp edge, angle

3. sharp (stabbing):

sharp pain

4. sharp fig (biting):

sharp critic, word, attack
sharp look, eyes
sharp rebuke, reprimand
sharp tongue

5. sharp (piquant):

6. sharp (not honest):

7. sharp (very cold):

8. sharp:

sharp deterioration, drop

9. sharp (marked):

10. sharp (vivid):

11. sharp (perceptive):

sharp mind
sharp question

12. sharp coloq (trendy):

13. sharp MÚS:

II. sharp [ʃarp] ADV

III. sharp [ʃarp] SUBST MÚS

I. practice [ˈpræk·tɪs] SUBST

1. practice (action, performance):

2. practice (normal procedure):

3. practice (training session):

4. practice (business):

practice of a doctor

Expressões:

II. practice [ˈpræk·tɪs] VERBO trans

1. practice (do, carry out):

practice good hygiene

2. practice (improve skill):

practice one's backhand
practice flute, one's French

3. practice (work in):

practice dentistry, law, medicine

Expressões:

III. practice [ˈpræk·tɪs] VERBO intr

1. practice (train):

2. practice sports:

3. practice (work in a profession):

Present
Ipractice
youpractice
he/she/itpractices
wepractice
youpractice
theypractice
Past
Ipracticed
youpracticed
he/she/itpracticed
wepracticed
youpracticed
theypracticed
Present Perfect
Ihavepracticed
youhavepracticed
he/she/ithaspracticed
wehavepracticed
youhavepracticed
theyhavepracticed
Past Perfect
Ihadpracticed
youhadpracticed
he/she/ithadpracticed
wehadpracticed
youhadpracticed
theyhadpracticed

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In practice, replicating portfolios are seldom, if ever, "exact" replications.
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Target practice occupied most of his idle time.
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Eventually, this practice ceased to exist after anger over government subsidization of agriculture.
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In response, proponents of meat eating have adduced various scientific, nutritional, cultural and religious arguments in support of the practice.
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Some labels can respond to events such as mouse clicks, allowing the text of the label to be copied, but this is not standard user-interface practice.
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