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acute

Aussprache: [əˈkjuːt]

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Kontext: „health“

(adjective) when a health problem starts suddenly and is often severe. It refers to something that happens fast and is intense. Like a really bad headache that comes on quickly.

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She experienced acute pain in her stomach and needed to see a doctor quickly.

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His condition was not acute; it was a mild headache that went away in a few hours.

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Is your pain acute, or is it a dull ache that has been bothering you for days?

Kontext: „geometry“

(adjective) a type of angle that is less than 90 degrees. Think of it like a small corner; it's sharp and pointy.

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The triangle has three acute angles, making it look very pointy.

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That angle is not acute; it's actually an obtuse angle, which is larger than 90 degrees.

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How many acute angles can you find in that shape?

Kontext: „awareness“

(adjective) when someone is very aware or smart about something. It means they notice things quickly and understand them well.

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His acute observation helped the team identify the problem immediately.

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She was not acute in her understanding of the situation, missing many important details.

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Do you think her acute sense of smell can help us find the missing cookies?

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