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acuminate

/əˈkjuː.mɪ.nət/

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adjective

/əˈkjuː.mɪ.nət/C2formalscientificobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее сужающийся к острой точке, обычно используемое в ботанических или зоологических описаниях.

An obsolete adjective meaning tapering to a sharp point, typically used in botanical or zoological descriptions.

  1. Tapering to a pointC2formal

    Describing a shape that gradually narrows to a sharp point, often used in botany for leaves or other plant parts.

    ruЗаострённый

    • The leaf of this species is acuminate, tapering to a fine tip.
    • Botanists noted the acuminate shape of the petals.
    • The acuminate apex of the leaf distinguishes it from similar plants.

    Synonymsacuteattenuatepointedsharpsharp-pointedtapering

    Antonymsbluntobtuseroundedtruncated

Forms
  • more acuminate comparative form
  • most acuminate superlative form
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verb

/əˈkjuː.mɪ.neɪt/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий заострять или делать что-либо остроконечным, или становиться острым или заострённым.

An obsolete verb meaning to sharpen or point something, or to become sharp or pointed.

  1. To make sharp or pointedC2formal

    To cause something to become sharp, acute, or taper to a point.

    ruЗаострять

    • The craftsman acuminate the tip of the needle with a file.
    • The artist acuminate the pencil to draw fine lines.
    • The sculptor acuminate the edges of the marble statue.

    Synonymspointsharpentaper

    Antonymsbluntdull

  2. To taper to a point (botany)C2formalscientific

    Describes a leaf shape that narrows gradually to a slender point.

    ruЗаостряться

    • The leaves of this plant acuminate at the tip.
    • Botanists note that the leaf shape acuminate in this species.
    • The specimen's leaves acuminate, distinguishing it from related varieties.

    Synonymsattenuatetaper

    Antonymsbluntobtuserounded

Forms
  • acuminated past participle
  • acuminated past simple
  • acuminating present participle
  • acuminates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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