sharp-nosed
ˌʃɑːrpˈnoʊzd
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Definition of sharp-nosed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
sensesRarehaving a keen sense of smellRare
  • The sharp-nosed detective found the hidden clues.
2.
physical appearanceRarehaving a sharply pointed noseRare
  • The sharp-nosed dog sniffed the ground.
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Origin of sharp-nosed

Old English, scearp (sharp) + nosu (nose)

Examples of sharp-nosed in a sentence

  • Sharp-nosed animals are often used in search operations.
  • The sharp-nosed man was easily recognized.
  • She drew a sharp-nosed character in her sketchbook.

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  1. French:au nez fin, au nez pointu, ...
  2. German:scharfnasig, spitznasig, ...
  3. Italian:dal naso fino, dal naso appuntito, ...
  4. Spanish:de nariz aguda, narigudo, ...
  5. Portuguese:olfativo, pontiagudo, ...
  6. Chinese:嗅觉敏锐的, 尖鼻的, ...
  7. Japanese:鋭い嗅覚の, 鼻の尖った, ...
  8. Arabic:حادّ الأنف, دَقيق الأنف, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל חוּשׁ רֵיחַ חַד, חַד אַף, ...
  10. Russian:остронюхий, остроносый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гостроносий, загострений, ...
  12. Hindi:तीव्र गंध वाली, तेज-नाक, ...
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