| Present Participle | sharpening |
| Past Tense | sharpened |
| Past Participle | sharpened |
| Third Person Singular | sharpens |
| Plural | sharpens |
sharpen a pencil
sharpen a knife
sharpen a skill
sharpen focus
sharpen a saw
sharpen a blade
sharpen the mind
sharpen up
Please sharpen this pencil.
sharpen one's knife for sb.
Debates sharpen one's wits.
This exercise will help students sharpen up their reading skills.
Discipline has sharpened them up.
I sharpened the leads to a fine point.
When you sharpen a pencil, you make chips.
She needs to sharpen up before next month’s competition.
coal producers must sharpen up or risk losing half their business.
A knife is sharpened on the grindstone;steel is tempered in fire.
The training is designed to sharpen the fighter’s reflexes.
Knives can be sharpened by grinding them against a rough stone.
"Start sharpening your transferrable skills," Levit said.
Dealing with suppliers directly, the importers are able to compute the cost of purchase more pellucidly, sharpen their own competitive edge and enlarge their proportion of the market share.
It was the sound of a knife being sharpened.
The tip of the pencil needs to be sharpened.
That helps to reduce stress and sharpen concentration.
Feifei, can you explain to our listeners why I'm sharpening an axe in the studio.
Sharpen your pencils before the test.
The scientists are excited about how the technology might sharpen the pictures produced by radio telescopes.
When you sharpen a pencil, you make chips.
The goal is to sharpen their people skills.
Tip number one is to sharpen the axe.
Ellie sharpened her creative skills at school.
sharpen a pencil
sharpen a knife
sharpen a skill
sharpen focus
sharpen a saw
sharpen a blade
sharpen the mind
sharpen up
Please sharpen this pencil.
sharpen one's knife for sb.
Debates sharpen one's wits.
This exercise will help students sharpen up their reading skills.
Discipline has sharpened them up.
I sharpened the leads to a fine point.
When you sharpen a pencil, you make chips.
She needs to sharpen up before next month’s competition.
coal producers must sharpen up or risk losing half their business.
A knife is sharpened on the grindstone;steel is tempered in fire.
The training is designed to sharpen the fighter’s reflexes.
Knives can be sharpened by grinding them against a rough stone.
"Start sharpening your transferrable skills," Levit said.
Dealing with suppliers directly, the importers are able to compute the cost of purchase more pellucidly, sharpen their own competitive edge and enlarge their proportion of the market share.
It was the sound of a knife being sharpened.
The tip of the pencil needs to be sharpened.
That helps to reduce stress and sharpen concentration.
Feifei, can you explain to our listeners why I'm sharpening an axe in the studio.
Sharpen your pencils before the test.
The scientists are excited about how the technology might sharpen the pictures produced by radio telescopes.
When you sharpen a pencil, you make chips.
The goal is to sharpen their people skills.
Tip number one is to sharpen the axe.
Ellie sharpened her creative skills at school.
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