Definition
Definition of sharp-set - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intense hungerDated UK feeling very hungryDated UK
- After the long hike, everyone felt sharp-set and ready for dinner..
2.
eagernessDated UK eager or keen in desireDated UK
- She was sharp-set to win the competition.
3.
toolsTECH. UK set to give an acute cutting angleTECH. UK
- The blade was sharp-set for precise cutting.
Expressions with sharp-set
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feel very hungry
After the long hike, they were sharp-set and ready to eat.
Origin of sharp-set
Old English, scearp (sharp) + set (set)
Examples of sharp-set in a sentence
She felt sharp-set and couldn't wait for lunch. He was sharp-set to start his new project. The team was sharp-set for the upcoming challenge. The sharp-set chisel made carving easy. He preferred sharp-set tools for woodworking.
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- French:affamé, avide, ...
- German:sehr hungrig, begierig, ...
- Italian:affamato, ansioso, ...
- Spanish:famélico, ansioso, ...
- Portuguese:faminto, ansioso, ...
- Chinese:饥肠辘辘的, 急切, ...
- Japanese:腹ペコ, 熱心な, ...
- Arabic:جائع بشدة, متحمس, ...
- Hebrew:רָעֵב מְאוֹד, נִלְהָב, ...
- Russian:голодный, рвущийся, ...
- Ukrainian:голодний як вовк, прагнучий, ...
- Hindi:भूखा, उत्सुक, ...
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