shark

UK
/ʃɑːk/
US
/ʃɑrk/

Translations

sharknoun
sharks
pl
UK
/ʃɑːk/
US
/ʃɑrk/
The shark swam swiftly through the ocean.
Акула быстро плыла через океан.
sharkverb
sharked
Past Simple
sharked
Past Participle
sharking
Gerund
UK
/ʃɑːk/
US
/ʃɑrk/
He tried to shark his way into winning the poker game.
Он пытался мошенничать, чтобы выиграть в покер.
sharkadjective
Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to sharks.
sharkadjective
UK
/ʃɑːk/
US
/ʃɑrk/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g., 'shark attack'). Non-gradable.

Definitions

sharknoun
Any of numerous predatory cartilaginous fishes of the order Selachimorpha, typically having a streamlined body and rows of sharp teeth.
Hammerhead sharks use their wide heads to detect the faint electric fields produced by prey.
A person who is ruthless or unscrupulous, especially in business dealings.
He was known as a shark in the corporate world, always looking for ways to outsmart his competitors.
A card player who is highly skilled and often wins by outsmarting others.
She was a poker shark, consistently winning large sums of money at the casino.
The flesh of a shark when prepared or served as food.
The restaurant’s special was grilled shark with a citrus glaze.
sharkverb
To engage in aggressive or predatory behavior, often in a business or competitive context.
He was known to shark his way through the corporate world, always looking for the next big deal.
To cheat or swindle someone, especially in a game or competition.
She was caught trying to shark her opponents in the poker game by using marked cards.
To prowl or move stealthily in search of prey, profit, or advantage.
Reporters were sharking around the courthouse, hoping for a glimpse of the defendant.
sharkadjective
Relating to, involving, or characteristic of sharks.
Lifeguards posted signs warning of increased shark activity near the reef.
sharkadjective
Relating to or characteristic of sharks; involving sharks.
The beach was closed after a shark attack was reported.