What does 鋭さ in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 鋭さ in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 鋭さ in Japanese.
The word 鋭さ in Japanese means 鋭さ, 鋭さ, 鋭さ, 鋭敏さ、鋭さ, 鋭敏さ、鋭さ, 明晰さ、明瞭さ、鋭さ, （刃の）鋭さ, 鋭敏さ、鋭さ, 鋭敏さ、鋭さ, 知性、鋭さ, 鋭さ、シャープネス, 鋭さ、きつさ, 触覚の感度［鋭さ］、触知性. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 鋭さ
鋭さ(blade, point) A chisel's sharpness is important, especially when cutting soft wood to prevent tearing. |
鋭さ(vision: clarity) These new glasses should improve the sharpness of your vision. |
鋭さ(turn: abruptness) (旋回の) The sharpness of the turn threw me into the side of the car. |
鋭敏さ、鋭さ(mental sharpness) (知性、感覚について) The professor is known for his acuity of mind. |
鋭敏さ、鋭さ(intellectual: shrewdness) |
明晰さ、明瞭さ、鋭さ(clarity, sharpness) |
（刃の）鋭さ(sharpness of a blade) The knife had a fine edge that could cut anything. |
鋭敏さ、鋭さ(sharpness of mind) (感覚など) |
鋭敏さ、鋭さ(quickness of mind: mental agility) Quickness of mind is important for any leader. |
知性、鋭さ(intelligence) I was impressed with the mental sharpness of many of my students. |
鋭さ、シャープネス(sound: shrill quality) (音の) The sharpness of the whistle hurt my ears. |
鋭さ、きつさ(flavor: strong quality) (匂いの) I love the sharpness of aged cheddar. |
触覚の感度［鋭さ］、触知性(textural or touchable quality) |
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