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acute

/əˈkjuːt/

Перевод: Описывает что-то очень острое, сильное или интенсивное; также может относиться к острому уму или краткосрочному медицинскому состоянию., Существительное, обозначающее знак ('), помещаемый над гласной для указания произношения, например, акут (ударение).

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adjective

/əˈkjuːt/B2formalmedical
  • ruОписывает что-то очень острое, сильное или интенсивное; также может относиться к острому уму или краткосрочному медицинскому состоянию.

Describes something that is very sharp, severe, or intense; can also refer to a keen intellect or a short-term medical condition.

  1. Sharp or severeB2formalmedical

    Used to describe a condition or illness that comes on quickly and is severe.

    ruОстрый

    • He was admitted to the hospital with acute abdominal pain.
    • The patient is suffering from acute respiratory distress.
    • Acute infections require immediate medical attention.

    Синонимыcriticalintenseseriousseveresharpsudden

    Антонимыchronic

  2. Keen or perceptiveB2formal

    Having or showing a sharp ability to notice or understand things.

    ruОстрый

    • She has an acute sense of hearing.
    • His acute observation skills helped solve the mystery.
    • The detective's acute mind quickly identified the suspect.

    Синонимыastutecleverdiscerninginsightfulkeenobservantpenetratingperceptivesharpshrewd

    Антонимыdullobtuseslow

  3. Critical or seriousB2formal

    Used to describe a situation that is extremely serious or urgent.

    ruКритический

    • The country is facing an acute shortage of clean water.
    • There is an acute need for more teachers in rural areas.
    • The economic crisis has become acute in recent months.

    Синонимыcriticaldesperatedireextremegravepressingserioussevereurgent

    Антонимыmildminornegligibleslight

  4. GeometryB1formal

    Describing an angle that is less than 90 degrees.

    ruОстрый

    • An acute angle measures between 0 and 90 degrees.
    • The triangle has three acute angles.
    • Draw an acute angle of 45 degrees.

    Антонимыobtuse

Формы
  • acuter comparative form
  • acutest superlative form
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noun

/əˈkjuːt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее знак ('), помещаемый над гласной для указания произношения, например, акут (ударение).

A noun referring to a mark (') placed above a vowel to indicate pronunciation, such as an acute accent.

  1. Diacritical markC1formal

    A mark (') placed above a vowel to indicate a specific pronunciation, such as stress or tone.

    ruАкут

    • The word 'café' has an acute accent on the 'e'.
    • In French, the acute accent changes the pronunciation of the vowel.
    • The acute mark is used in several languages to indicate stress.

    Синонимыaccentacute accent

  2. Medical conditionB2formalmedical

    Having a rapid onset and a short but severe course, often used to describe an illness or symptom.

    ruОстрое состояние

    • The patient was diagnosed with acute appendicitis.
    • Acute pain requires immediate medical attention.
    • The infection was acute and lasted only a few days.

    Антонимыchronic

  3. Intense or sharpB2formal

    Extremely sharp, severe, or intense in effect or sensation.

    ruОстрый

    • She felt an acute sense of loss after the news.
    • The acute cold made it difficult to stay outside.
    • His acute hearing allowed him to detect the faintest sounds.

    Синонимыexcruciatingintensekeenpiercingrackingseveresharpviolent

    Антонимыbluntdullmild

  4. Keen perceptionB2formal

    Having or showing the ability to notice and understand things clearly; sharp-minded.

    ruОстрота восприятия

    • She has an acute mind for solving complex problems.
    • His acute observation skills helped him spot the error.
    • The detective's acute reasoning solved the case.

    Синонимыastutediscerninginsightfulkeenpenetratingperceptivesharpshrewd

    Антонимыdullobtuse

  5. Geometry angleB1formaltechnical

    An angle that measures less than 90 degrees.

    ruОстрый угол

    • An acute angle is smaller than a right angle.
    • The triangle has three acute angles.
    • In geometry, acute angles are common in many shapes.

    Антонимыobtuse

  6. B2formaltechnical

    Ending in a sharp point or having a pointed tip.

    ruОстрый кончик

    • The acute tip of the needle pierced the fabric easily.
    • The leaf has an acute apex.
    • The tool was designed with an acute edge for precision cutting.

    Антонимыbluntdull

  7. B2formal

    Of critical importance or consequence; requiring immediate attention.

    ruКритическая важность

    • The acute shortage of water demands urgent action.
    • This is an acute problem that needs to be solved now.
    • The acute crisis affected the entire region.

    Синонимыcriticalcrucialgravepressingseriousurgentvital

    Антонимыinconsequentialminornegligibletrivialunimportant

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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