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Перевод: sharpen
[глагол] точить; заострять; оттачивать; очинить; наточить; обострять
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- But, in an ideal world, one would look for more dangerous animalism than one gets from Charles Dance's Coriolanus in order to sharpen the edge of political debate.
- Heads will need to exercise skills in working through the stages of this analysis and encouraging teachers to sharpen their awareness of timing, without discouraging timetabling flexibility.
- The men work with practised skill, pausing only to sharpen their axes or for a short cigarette break.
- Taste and add salt and pepper, and enough lemon juice to sharpen the flavour.
- The divisions are certainly latent, but the very manner in which, especially since President Muawad's assassination, Syria has been trying to enforce the peace plan - with such haste, threats and bluster - tends to blunt rather than sharpen them.
- There is not doubt that certain classes of drug can increase aggression, sharpen awareness and dull the pain arising from injuries, but they are all banned.
- Much also depends on McCague, who, after a modest first season with Kent and an unremarkable winter with Western Australia, has shed 1 stones in an effort to sharpen up his pace.
- The only light I use at night is a small torch which I can grip in my mouth while using both hands to bait up, sharpen or change hooks, or make any other adjustments to my tackle.
- Alongside the factual overview for managers, trainers are concerned to sharpen the managers' interpersonal skills.
- New from Cosmetics To Go, "Mistress's Lipstick" comes in a tin with sandpaper to sharpen the crayon.
- The Rogich plan is to sharpen up the focus, as well as the pace.
- There may be circumstances where an integration of different programmes can reduce duplication and sharpen policy effectiveness, but in general co-ordination achieves very little - it is extremely difficult to put into practice.
- A massive and handsome son of Sharpen Up, Sure Sharp ran a close second to Tirol in the 1990 Craven Stakes.
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