acute如何读

英:[əˈkjuːt]

美:[əˈkjuːt]

acute英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 极大的,严重的 very great; severe
  2. 敏锐的,深刻的,剧烈的 keen; sharp; penetrating
  3. 急性的 coming quickly to the most severe or critical stage

acute是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 敏锐的
  2. 剧烈的,激烈的
  3. 严重的,十分严重的
  4. 尖锐的
  5. 高音的
  6. 【医】急性的
  7. 【数】锐角的
  8. 尖声的
  9. 【语】尖音的
  10. 深刻的
  11. 有洞察力的
  12. 【植】急尖的
  13. 精明的
n. (名词)
  1. 锐角
  2. 强烈
  3. 万分
  4. “敏锐”(澳大利亚制造的巡逻艇)
v. (动词)
  1. 标示重音符

acute自然拼读

a·cute

kyut

acute变形

比较级:acuter

最高级:acutest

acute扩展

acutely (adv.), acuteness (n.)

acute词根

词根:acute

adv.

acutely 尖锐地;剧烈地

n.

acuteness 剧烈;敏锐;锐利

acute英英释义

Noun

1. a mark (') placed above a vowel to indicate pronunciation

Adjective

1. having or experiencing a rapid onset and short but severe course;

"acute appendicitis"

"the acute phase of the illness"

"acute patients"

2. extremely sharp or intense;

"acute pain"

"felt acute annoyance"

"intense itching and burning"

3. having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions;

"an acute observer of politics and politicians"

"incisive comments"

"icy knifelike reasoning"

"as sharp and incisive as the stroke of a fang"

"penetrating insight"

"frequent penetrative observations"

4. of an angle; less than 90 degrees

5. ending in a sharp point

6. of critical importance and consequence;

"an acute (or critical) lack of research funds"

acute词组

acute myocardial infarction急性心肌梗塞

acute pancreatitis胰腺炎;急性胰腺炎

acute toxicity急性毒性,急性中毒

acute leukemia急性白血病

severe acute respiratory syndrome严重急性呼吸系统综合症

acute appendicitis急性阑尾炎

acute phase急性期

acute abdomen[医]急腹症

acute angle锐角

acute disease急性病

acute pain急性痛;剧烈的疼痛

acute gastroenteritis急性胃肠炎

acute bronchitis急性支气管炎

acute infection急性感染;急性传染

acute lymphocytic leukemia急性淋巴细胞白血病;急性淋巴细菌性白血病

acute care急性照护;急症护理

acute pyelonephritis急性肾盂肾炎

acute gastritis[医]急性胃炎

acute tonsillitis急性扁桃体炎;急乳蛾

acute exposure[核]急性照射

acute区别

 critical, crucial, urgent, acute

这组词都有“严重的,重要的”的意思,其区别是:

criticala.意为"关键的",表示处于极度缺乏的状态或事件的转折点,与crucial相似。

与crucial的区别在于它对缺乏的或危急的程度有更准确的衡量;还指"批判性的,分析性的"。

It is critical that you study hard for the exam or you will fail it.为了考好你必须用功学习,则你会不及格的。

cruciala.意为"决定性的,紧要关头的,至关重要的",最为笼统,适用于上述两种情况。

Improved consumer confidence is crucial to an economic recovery.消费者信心的增强对经济的复苏是至关重要的。

urgenta.意为"紧迫的,急迫的,紧要的",它不强调所指的问题是最重要的,仅强调"紧急的"状态。

We have an urgent need for help; we are running out of water.我们急需要帮助,我们的水就快要用光了。

acutea.剧烈的,严重的;急性的(病)。

An acute lack of food brought hunger to the Iraqi people.食品严重缺乏,伊拉克人民正在忍饥挨饿。

以上来源于网络

 critical, urgent, acute

这组词都有“紧急的”的意思,其区别是:

critical指极为危急或缺乏的状况,而这种状况标志一种转折点。

urgent指情况紧急,急需解决问题。

acute通常指需要和缺乏的紧急程度。也指病情的严重。

以上来源于网络

 sharp, keen, acute, shrewd

这组词都有“锐利的、敏锐的、机敏的”的意思,其区别是:

sharp指人头脑精明、敏锐或机警。

keen多指对复杂艰深的事物或问题有敏锐的观察和敏捷的理解。

acute侧重感觉敏锐,能分辨出一般人难以觉察的细微区别。

shrewd指有头脑,善于判断分析,精明过人。

以上来源于网络

acute词源中文解释

14世纪末,最初用于描述发烧和疾病,意为“迅速进入危机阶段”(与 chronic 相对),源自拉丁语 acutus,意为“尖锐的,尖锐的”,比喻为“尖锐的,渗透的; 聪明的,狡猾的”,是 acuere 的过去分词,意为“磨尖”(字面和比喻意义),源自 PIE 词根 *ak- “尖锐,上升(出)到一个点,刺穿”。

这个词也用于描述体液(15世纪早期)。意为“尖锐的尖端”来自16世纪60年代; 意为“智力尖锐或敏锐”来自16世纪80年代。对于感受、疼痛等的意思,“强烈”的意思是1727年。作为名词,15世纪初用于描述发烧; 大约1600年用作“尖音符号”。相关词: Acutely; acuteness。

acute_医学行业词汇

尖锐的,强烈的

急性的:病程短而较为严重的

acute词源英文解释

Middle English, borrowed from Latin acūtus "sharpened, pointed, having a violent onset, discerning, less than 90 degrees (of an angle)," from past participle of acuere "to sharpen, rouse, stimulate," probably derived from an otherwise unattested adjective stem acū- "sharp"; akin to acū-, acus "needle," a perhaps independently derived noun; further akin to Old Church Slavic osŭtŭ "thistle," Lithuanian ãšutas "hair of a horse's tail or mane"; all going back to the Indo-European base *h2eḱ- "sharp" — more at edge >entry 1

The first known use of acute was in the 14th century

acute儿童词典英英释义

adjustverb

to bring to a better state : set right adjust the error

adjust conflicts

to move the parts of an instrument or a piece of machinery until they fit together in the best working order adjust the brakes on a car

adjust a watch

to determine the amount of an insurance claim

to adapt oneself to conditions

had trouble adjusting to the new job

adhereverb

to stay loyal (as to a cause or promise)

to stick by or as if by gluing, suction, grasping, or melting

to agree to observe

adhere to the rules

address1 of 2verb

to direct the attention of oneself

addressed themselves to the problem

to deal with

prepares to address the problem

to communicate directly

address a petition to the governor

to deliver a formal speech to

address the convention

to mark directions for delivery on

address a letter

to greet by a prescribed form

to identify (as a computer peripheral or a piece of information) by an address or name for information transfer

address2 of 2noun

manner of speaking : delivery

a rehearsed speech

a place where a person or organization can usually be reached

the directions for delivery on mail

a location (as in the memory of a computer) where particular information is stored

a series of symbols (as numerals or letters) that identifies the location of information in a computer's memory or on the Internet or that specifies the source or destination of an email message

address1 of 2verb

to direct the attention of oneself

addressed themselves to the problem

to deal with

prepares to address the problem

to communicate directly

address a petition to the governor

to deliver a formal speech to

address the convention

to mark directions for delivery on

address a letter

to greet by a prescribed form

to identify (as a computer peripheral or a piece of information) by an address or name for information transfer

address2 of 2noun

manner of speaking : delivery

a rehearsed speech

a place where a person or organization can usually be reached

the directions for delivery on mail

a location (as in the memory of a computer) where particular information is stored

a series of symbols (as numerals or letters) that identifies the location of information in a computer's memory or on the Internet or that specifies the source or destination of an email message

address1 of 2verb

to direct the attention of oneself

addressed themselves to the problem

to deal with

prepares to address the problem

to communicate directly

address a petition to the governor

to deliver a formal speech to

address the convention

to mark directions for delivery on

address a letter

to greet by a prescribed form

to identify (as a computer peripheral or a piece of information) by an address or name for information transfer

address2 of 2noun

manner of speaking : delivery

a rehearsed speech

a place where a person or organization can usually be reached

the directions for delivery on mail

a location (as in the memory of a computer) where particular information is stored

a series of symbols (as numerals or letters) that identifies the location of information in a computer's memory or on the Internet or that specifies the source or destination of an email message

addverb

to join or unite to a thing so as to increase or improve it color adds a creative touch

add a wing to the house

to unite or combine in a single whole

to include as a member of a group

add me in

to say something more

add to her remarks

to combine (numbers) into a single number that has the same total value

acuteadjective

severe sense 3, sharp

acute pain

having a sudden onset and short duration

acute disease

being or forming an angle measuring less than 90 degrees

an acute angle

marked by keen awareness : shrewd

an acute observation

having sharp perceptions : observant

needing speedy attention : urgent

an acute shortage of blood plasma

felt or experienced intensely

acute distress

acute医学词典英英释义

acuteadjective

sensing or perceiving accurately, clearly, effectively, or sensitively

acute vision

characterized by sharpness or severity of sudden onset an acute infection

acute pain brought on by injury

of rapid onset and relatively short duration an acute inflammation see also acute disease compare chronic entry 1 sense 2a

acute illness

lasting a short time

Most studies of the efficacy and safety of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors for the treatment of children and adolescents with major depression or anxiety disorders are acute studies, generally ranging in length from eight to 12 weeks.—Karen Dineen Wagner, Psychiatric Times

acute 例句

1 She turned her head slightly from side to side, surveying my father’s work with what he calls her “acute monocular beam.”

2 My mother fell ill and the problem of food became an acute, daily agony.

3 That changed after China was hit by severe acute respiratory syndrome or SARS in 2003.

但在中国2003年爆发了严重的非典(SARS)疫情后,情况出现了改变.

4 My interest grew more acute with every deadening hour in the junkyard, until one day I had a bizarre thought: that I should enroll in the public school.

5 He turned his head her way, and Sarai was so accustomed to her own acute nonbeing that it didn’t even startle her.

6 In the dark my sense of hearing becomes so acute.

黑暗中我的听觉变得异常灵敏。

7 The war has aggravated an acute economic crisis.

战争加剧了原本已很严重的经济危机。

8 Second, they’re “acute” illnesses: within a short time, you either die or recover completely.

9 The distress is so acute, it is almost unbearable.

10 The dualist principle, however, reappears in an acute form in a later period, after Zoroaster.

然而, 二元论的法则在琐罗亚斯德之后的随后时期以一种敏锐的方式出现.

11 This area has an acute shortage of water.

这个地方缺水严重。

12 “It would serve you right if you had an acute attack of indigestion.”

13 I felt an acute conflict between duty and personal loyalty, between my obligations to my organization and to my friend.

14 Because boys generally have more acute vision, learn best through touch, and are physically more active, they need to be given "hands-on" lessons where they are allowed to walk around.

因为男孩一般有更敏锐的视觉,通过触觉学习效果最好,而且身体更活跃,所以需要给他们提供 "实践 "课程,让他们四处走动。

15 Altogether, in 1955, the Party developed an acute crisis of revisionism which almost destroyed the Party.

党(指美共)一九五五年发生了一次严重的修正主义危机, 使党几乎遭到毁灭.

16 In some ways she was far more acute than Winston, and far less susceptible to Party propaganda.

17 Every mouthful of food was an acute positive pleasure, now that it was truly their own food, produced by themselves and for themselves, not doled out to them by a grudging master.

18 Patients with the most acute form of the disease can trigger an episode by simply thinking about their romantic interest.

19 The impact of this feat on the Dufarges was so acute that their hearts literally burst, and they dropped dead at the Laughing Man’s feet.

20 Its taste was acute and sweet, and we quickly spat it out.

acute 同义词

1 颖慧

acuminous

2 十分严重的

severe almighty frightful

6 扬音

accentual ictus

7 洞察

insight acumen

9

sharp

10 高音的

alt first

15 锐敏的

acuminous

22 锐敏

acuminous acumen acuity

26 高亢的

strong earpiercing

31 锐角的

acute-angled oblique

32 末端尖锐的

acuate aculeate

36 剧烈地

severely sharply smartly felly

40 锐角

acute angle

43 扬音的

accentual

44 尖锐地

sharp crack penetrating

45 颖慧的

acuminous

51 锐的

sharp

54 急剧

acuity

59 锐音

sharpness

61 剧痛的

aching achy lancinating

acute 短语相关

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