英：[ə'kju:tnəs]
美：[ə'kjutnəs]
acuteness如何读
acuteness是什么意思
- n.锐利；敏锐；剧烈
acuteness词根
词根：acute
adj.acute 严重的，[医] 急性的；敏锐的；激烈的；尖声的
adv.acutely 尖锐地；剧烈地
acuteness英英释义
adjective
characterized by sharpness or severity of sudden onset
acute pain
lasting a short time
acute experiments
ending in a sharp point: such as
being or forming an angle measuring less than 90 degrees
an acute angle
composed of acute angles
an acute triangle
of an accent mark having the form ´
marked with an acute accent
of the variety indicated by an acute accent
marked by keen discernment or intellectual perception especially of subtle distinctions
an acute thinker
responsive to slight impressions or stimuli
acute hearing
felt, perceived, or experienced intensely
acute distress
demanding urgent attention
an acute emergency
acuteness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
acuteness儿童词典英英释义
adaptverb
to make or become suitableespecially: to change so as to fit a new or specific use or situation adapt the novel for children
adapt to life in a new school
adamantineadjective
made of or having the quality of adamant
adamant entry 2
adamant1 of 2noun
an imaginary stone of great hardness
an unbreakable or extremely hard substance
adamant2 of 2adjective
firmly fixed or decided especially against something : unyielding
adagio1 of 2adverb or adjective
in an easy graceful manner : slowly—used as a direction in music
adagio2 of 2noun
a musical composition or movement in adagio tempo
a ballet duet or trio displaying difficult feats of balance, lifting, or spinning
adagenoun
an old familiar saying : proverb
ad1 of 2noun
advertisement sense 2
ad-2 of 2prefix
to : toward—usually ac- before c, k, or q and af- before f and ag- before g and al- before l and ap- before p and as- before s and at- before t and ad- before other sounds but sometimes ad- even before one of the listed consonants
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
acuteness 例句
1 The beloved Friends star died on Oct. 28 at 54 from the acute effects of the anesthetic ketamine, his autopsy revealed.
2 When your body appears the symptom of acuteness wet wart, please go to regular hospital to receive treatment in time.
当您的身体出现了尖锐湿疣的症状后，请及时的到正规的专科医院接受对症治疗。
3 But she said it with a hesitation that did not escape the acuteness of the child.
但她说话时有点犹豫，这没有逃过孩子犀利的目光。
4 “Things are important. You don’t want to be inconsequential in your perspective on things. I feel that with an increasing acuteness—that everything counts.”
5 The acuteness, the unexpected turns of phrase and insight, she said, were a grown-up’s version of the “voice of ‘Around the World.’ ”
6 But his book is also very much about the things that kept him alive — Bach’s music, Proust’s fiction, friends and acuteness of all variety.
7 Despite the acuteness with which Nicholls writes about divorce, his parents were happily married.
8 For prophecy is an important element of “Angels,” and the acuteness of Kushner’s vision helps us to understand why this award-showered pair of plays remains vital and equal to the test of time.
9 The criticisms on Art, in the European portions of the work, are less frequent than we could have wished, and although disclaiming all pretensions to connoisseurship, are of singular acuteness and value.
10 So, acuteness wet wart patient must be treated in time.
所以，尖锐湿疣患者一定要及时治疗。
11 The acuteness of Morris's description, if you know the city, was breathtaking, but given new life in the voice of Selina Cadell, who brilliantly captures the Venetian way of life in her cadence.
12 Cauliflower acuteness wet wart tissue crisp, with a cotton swab slightly afterburner grinds to bleed easily.
菜花样型尖锐湿疣病变组织松脆，用棉签略加力磨擦则易出血。
13 The growing prevalence of Alzheimer's has also heightened anxiety about mental acuteness.
老年痴呆症的流行也增加了人们对于大脑敏锐程度的担心。
14 It took no great acuteness, therefore, to foresee that their suspicions, once roused, they would punish first and prove afterwards, and be as ready to turn on the master as the man.
15 Got acuteness wet wart to you can want a child?
得了尖锐湿疣能要小孩 吗 ?
16 That “gold falling through water’’ stuns, both for the acuteness of the image and for how Macdonald evokes the elusiveness of so much that we all want.
17 The acuteness of hearing is impaired, there are singing noises and shooting pains in the ears, headache, and sometimes, in extreme cases, symptoms of cerebral hyper�mia due to pressure upon the cervical veins.
18 "It reveals Lawrence's enlightened attitude to gender issues, and his acuteness in detecting and exposing sexist attitudes," said Harrison.
19 It is impossible to express with what acuteness I felt the convict’s breathing, not only on the back of my head, but all along my spine.
20 It smacks so much of acuteness to be able to say, "I was scarcely presented to him; we had not exchanged a dozen sentences when I saw this, that, and t' other."
acuteness 同义词
1 厉害
such bad sweet gross terrific vicious crying hard-boiled perishing hard heavily violently bitterly a deuce of a the deuce of a like sin
2 尖锐
acuate acuminous high smart sharp keen salty brittle pointed penetrating shrill screechy aculeate aculeated saltly pointedly piercingly trenchantly pungently tinnily acumination acuity saltiness stridency sharpen
3 严重
bad heavy capital serious grave acute desperate nasty monumental tertiary solemn grievous gravity seriousness grossness
4 敏锐
acuate acuminous fine quick sharp subtle cutting keen acute exquisite penetrating shrewd penetrative perspicacious acutely keenly perceptively perspicaciously observantly subtlety acuity promptness keenness pungency perspicacity incisiveness perceptivity sharpen sensitize subtilize keep on toes