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From:
DICT.TW English-Chinese Dictionary 英漢字典
acute
/əˈkjut/
(
a
.)敏銳的,激烈的,尖銳的,嚴重的
From:
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acute
/əˈkjut/
形容詞
急性的,尖銳的
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
A·cute
a.
1.
Sharp
at
the
end
;
ending
in
a
sharp
point
;
pointed
; --
opposed
to
blunt
or
obtuse
;
as
,
an
acute
angle
;
an
acute
leaf
.
2.
Having
nice
discernment
;
perceiving
or
using
minute
distinctions
;
penetrating
;
clever
;
shrewd
; --
opposed
to
dull
or
stupid
;
as
,
an
acute
observer
;
acute
remarks
,
or
reasoning
.
3.
Having
nice
or
quick
sensibility
;
susceptible
to
slight
impressions
;
acting
keenly
on
the
senses
;
sharp
;
keen
;
intense
;
as
,
a
man
of
acute
eyesight
,
hearing
,
or
feeling
;
acute
pain
or
pleasure
.
4.
High
,
or
shrill
,
in
respect
to
some
other
sound
; --
opposed
to
grave
or
low
;
as
,
an
acute
tone
or
accent
.
5.
Med.
Attended
with
symptoms
of
some
degree
of
severity
,
and
coming
speedily
to
a
crisis
; --
opposed
to
chronic
;
as
,
an
acute
disease
.
Acute angle
Geom.
,
an
angle
less
than
a
right
angle
.
Syn:
--
Subtile
;
ingenious
;
sharp
;
keen
;
penetrating
;
sagacious
;
sharp-witted
;
shrewd
;
discerning
;
discriminating
.
See
Subtile
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
A·cute
,
v. t.
To
give
an
acute
sound
to
;
as
,
he
acutes
his
rising
inflection
too
much
. [
R
.]
◄
►
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
acute
adj
1:
having
or
experiencing
a
rapid
onset
and
short
but
severe
course
; "
acute
appendicitis
"; "
the
acute
phase
of
the
illness
"; "
acute
patients
" [
ant
:
chronic
]
2:
extremely
sharp
or
intense
; "
acute
pain
"; "
felt
acute
annoyance
"; "
intense
itching
and
burning
" [
syn
:
intense
]
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
" [
syn
:
discriminating
,
incisive
,
keen
,
knifelike
,
penetrating
,
penetrative
,
piercing
,
sharp
]
4:
of
an
angle
;
less
than
90
degrees
[
ant
:
obtuse
]
5:
ending
in
a
sharp
point
[
syn
:
acuate
,
sharp
,
needlelike
]
6:
of
critical
importance
and
consequence
; "
an
acute
(
or
critical
)
lack
of
research
funds
"
n
:
a
mark
(')
placed
above
a
vowel
to
indicate
pronunciation
[
syn
:
acute accent
,
ague
]
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