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that involves several peopled在多人参加的活动中所占 的）一份：We 们都'威.办古。>:*,◊

Everyone must accept their share of the blame. ^

必须承担自己那份责fe。3 king.] ~ (of sth) an amount of sth that is thought to be normal or acceptable for one person正常.的一份；可接受的一份：I9ye had my share of hicfc in the past.以前，命泻也:不算亏待我。◊ J’ve done my share 〇/ worrying/or one day/ 就这一夫而.论，我操 够了心.！

►                 IN BUSINESS 企业 4 [C]〜（in sth) any of the units of equal value into which a company is divided and sold to raise money. People who own shares receive part of the companys profits.股份：shares in Briti'sh TeZecom 英■国 电信公_的股份◊ ai/i s/mreprices股票价格的跌落 —compare stock /7. (4) — see also ordinary share

►                 FARM EQUIPMENT 农具 5 [C] (/SWwf) = PLOUGHSHARE IT»T?1 see cake n., fair adj., lion, pie

share-crop-per /'Jeakrope^); NAmE 'Jerkrarpar/ noun (especiaHy NAm€) a farmer who gives part of his or her crop as. rent to the.owner of the land 個农 share-hold-er /'Jeahaold^r); NAmE 'Xerhou-/ noun an owner of shares in a company or business 股.余 share-hold-ing /'Jeahauldiq; NAmE 'Serhou-/ noun the amount of a company or business that sb owns in the form of shares 股叙

'share index noun [usually sing] a list that shows the current value of shares on the stock market, based on the prices of shares of particular companies 取票价格

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'share option {NAmE stock option) noun a right given to employees to buy shares in their company at a fixed price股票期权，认股选择权(让员.工％按固定价格购买 所属公司的股票）

'share-out noun [usually sing] (Sr£) an act of dividing sth between two or more people; the amount of sth that one person receives when it is divided 分配;.分配额；

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shareware /'Jeawea^); NAmE 'Xerwer/ noun [U] (computing if) computer software (= programs, etc.) that is available free for a user to test, after which they must pay if they wish to continue using it 共享软件（，後 买前试，用— compare freeware sha-ria (also sha-riah) /Ja'riia/ noun [U] the system of religious 丨aws that Muslims follow 伊命兰教教法 shark /Xa:k; NAmE Jairk/ noun 1 a large sea fish with very sharp teeth and a pointed fin on its back. There are several types of shark, some of which can attack people swimming.璧:鱼一picture o dolphin 2 (infor­mal, disapproving) a person who is dishonest in busi­ness, especially sb who gives bad advice and gets people to pay too much for sth 坑蒙拐骗的 A;诈骗者 —see also LOAN SHARK

sharon fruit /'Jaeran fruit/ noun a type of persimmon, especially the type that, is grown in Israel 莎隆果（柿子 的一个品种尤指以色列的柿吏4 . sharp 〇tt /Jarp; NAmE Ja:rp/ fld/'., adv., noun madj. (sharp-er, sharp*est)

►                 EDGE/POINT || ；尖 T having a fine edge or point, espe­cially of sth that can cut or make a hole in sth 锋利的；

锐利的；尖的：a sharp fcni/e锋利的刀◊ sharp teeth锋 禾的牙齿PTira BLUNT

►                 RISE/DROP/CHANGE 升；降；知化 2 [usually before noun] sudden and rapid, especially of a change in sth 急居ij 的，骤然的（变化）：a sharp drop in prices价格的骤奋 ◊ a rise in crime犯罪率的急剧上升◊ a s/ia/7) increase 〖n unemp〖o：y?nent 失业人数的剧增◊ He heard a sharp intofce 〇/ breath•他卩片到猛地福J嗞一 口气的声音。 o We need to give young criminals a short, sharp shock (=a punishment that is very unpleasant for a short time).对青少年罪犯我们需要给以.短暂但严厉的惩处。

►.CLEAR/DEFIN1TE 清楚：明'确.3 [usually before noun] clear 'and definite清楚明确的；清晰的；鲜明的：a sharp outZme■清晰的轮廓◊ TTie jj/iotograph is not very sharp {== there are no clear contrasts between areas of light and shade)•这张照片不是很清晰。◊ She drew a sharp distinction between domestic and international politics.

她将国构政治和国际政治截然分开。◊忉sharp contrast to her mood, the clouds were breaking up to reveal a blue s^.乌云渐渐散开，露出了蓝天，这和她的情绪形成T鲜 明的对照。◊ 7?ie issue must be brought into sharper /0CU5•必须俾这个问题成为辱廣。

►                 M丨ND/EYES 头脑；眼丨I丨1〗4 (of people or their minds，eyes， etc.人或人如兵脑、眼 li等)quick to notice or under­stand things or to react 敏嬈品； 灵敏的； 敏捷的 ： to have sharp ^yes.有敏•锐的目豆睛◊ a 〇/ s/iarp inteHi- gence聪颖的女孩々a s/ia/p sense 〇/humour很强的幽默 感◊ He 允ept a sharp Zoofcout/or any strangers.他警偈地 守望着，禾放过任荷一个陌生A。◊ It was very s/iarp 〇/ you to see that/你能着到这一点，很有洞察力!

►                 (CRITI.CAL.施评性 5 〜（with sb) (of a person or what they say A幸言语} critical or severe與锐的;产贡的：s/iarp ■criticism 尖锐的批评◊ £爪〇1<2 has a 5/1<1叩 tongue (= she often speaks in an unpleasant or unkind way),

读尖亥!l。 0 He was very sharp with me when I was late. 我迟到了，让他狠狠训了一通。

►                 SOUNDS )'• i f ® [usually before noun] loud, sudden and often high in tone 突然而响奪的：She read out the Zist

in诗滅筹食“淬堆真诔秦赛，;#

77iere was a sha/p knock on the door•.敲门声大

►                 FEELING 感觉 7 (of a physical feeling or an emotion 感 觉或感情)very strong and sudden, often like being cut or wounded (常指受柺似地）剧烈的，猛烈^ 003 intense ： He winced as a sharp pain shot through his Zeg.腿上一阵剧痛，疼得他龇牙咧嘴。oPoHy/dtas/iarp pan^o/)eatou5y.波利感到一阵强烈的嫉妒。

►                 CURVES 巧儿 8 changing direction suddenly 急转的：a sha/p bend in t/ie road 公路上的急轉曾1'〇 a sharp turn to the 向左的急转

►                 FLAVOUR/SMELL 味道：气眛 9 strong and slightly bitter

强烈略苦的；辛政S);刺鼻的：1^&6656/1050此如£^- sharp taste•这奶酪味道很冲。c> note at bitter

►                 FROST/WIND 霜；丹:10 useci to describe a very cold or very severe frost or wind 产寒的；.凛冽的.一see also

RAZOR-SHARP

►                 CLEVER AND DISHONEST B i] "11 [disapproving) (of a person or their way of doing business 火或做参.发.式） clever but possibly dishonest 狡滑的；诡诈的：His Za零r’s a s/uwp operator他的是个老狐狸。◊ 77ie firm had to face some sharp practice from competing companies•公司不得不面对竞争对的小动作。

►                 CLOTHES 12 [usually before noun] (of clothes or the way _sb dresses 衣服或衣肴风格）fashionable and new.时 髦尚；，八时的：The consultants were a group 〇/ men in s/iarp suits•顾问都是些衣着入时的男人。◊ Todd is a sharp dresser.托德叔着时髦。

►                 FACE/FEATURES 脸：相貌 13 not full or found in shape 瘦削的；不韦#i 的：a man with a thin /ace and .sharp /eatures (& a pointed nose and chin)脸邊而’棱角分明命 男人:

►                 IN MUSIC !，J< 14 used after the name of a note to

mean a note a semitone/half tone higher■(用于音符 后,；表示淳音符 > 升半音的：the Piano Sonata in C s/iar^Tmin!6^•升        调     —picture o music

nTU3 flat —compare natural adj.{9) 15 above the correct pitch (= liow high or low .a note sounds)偏高 音的：TTiaf note so"叫ed sharp.这个音听着偏高。

flat ► sharp-ness noun [C, U] ： There was a sudden sharpness her voi’ce.她的#音突然抬高了: ITSTO1 Ibok sharp [BrE, informaf) used in orders to tell sb to be quick or to hurry 赶快；赶紧：You’d better look sharp dr you汜be 〖ate.你得快点，•不然就迟到了。not the sharpest knife in the drawer I not the sharpest tool in the 'box (informal, humorous) not intelligent 聪明；.迟钝：JFfe’s not exacriy the sfta/pesf fcni/e in 1 the drawer, is he?他的脑子一点儿也不灵活，.是不是? the 'sharp end (of sth) (Brf, informal) the place or position of greatest difficulty or responsibility 壽为困难（或责任 极其重大;）的地方■(或职位> :He started worfc_at fhe sha/p 'end 〇/ fhe business，- .as a saZesman.他从这一行最 为棘手的工作做起，当了推销员。

• adv.

►                 EXACTLY 准确地■ 1 used after an expression for a time of day to mean ‘exactly* (用于表时间的词语后，表示准 时）…整：Piease be here at seven o’cfocfc.sha/p.请七点

整到这里。