acute
gb/əkjˈut/ us/əkjˈut/
B2
Anglų
~ 5700
súlyos, erős, égető, akut, heveny, éles, kifinomult, éles szemű, hegyes, hegyesszög, magas, magas frekvenciájú, magas hangú, éles ékezetes, éles ékezet
B2
1
Vartosenos šablonas:
acute [problem/pain/need/shortage]
The city is facing an acute housing shortage.
A város súlyos lakáshiánnyal küzd.
She felt acute embarrassment when she forgot her lines on stage.
Rettenetesen zavarba jött, amikor a színpadon elfelejtette a szövegét.
Patients often experience acute pain in the first hours after surgery.
The problem is particularly acute in low-income neighborhoods.
There is an acute need for clean drinking water after the flood.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He has acute pain in his back.
Erős fájdalmat érez a hátában.
There is an acute need for more doctors here.
Égető szükség van itt több orvosra.
The country has an acute food shortage this year.
Her fear was very acute during the storm.
This is an acute problem for young people in this area.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse 'acute' with 'cute' because they look similar. 'Cute' means 'pretty' or 'attractive in a small way'; 'acute' here means 'very serious' or 'very strong'. Also, learners may overuse 'acute' in everyday speech; in conversation, 'very bad' or 'really serious' is often more natural.
Reikšmė
very severe or intense (problem/pain)
Kolokacijos
acute pain
|acute problem
|acute shortage
|acute crisis
|acute anxiety
|acute embarrassment
Sinonimai
severe (The most common alternative in this sense; often used for strong pain or serious problems in both everyday and medical contexts.)
|
intense (Focuses on how strongly something is felt, especially emotions or physical sensations.)
Antonimai
mild (Describes pain or problems that are not strong or serious, the opposite of 'acute' in this sense.)
Temos
health
|problems
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
Very strong or very serious, especially when talking about pain or a difficult problem.
Very severe, intense, or extreme in degree, especially describing pain, difficulty, or an unpleasant situation.
C1
TECHNICAL
2
Vartosenos šablonas:
acute [illness/infection/condition]
The patient was admitted with acute appendicitis and required immediate surgery.
A beteget heveny vakbélgyulladással vették fel, és az állapota azonnali műtétet igényelt.
Acute infections are treated differently from chronic diseases.
Az akut fertőzéseket másképp kezelik, mint a krónikus betegségeket.
The hospital specializes in acute care for heart attack patients.
During the acute phase of the illness, she needed constant monitoring.
Smoking increases the risk of both acute and chronic respiratory conditions.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He went to the hospital with acute stomach pain.
Akut gyomorfájdalommal ment kórházba.
The doctor said it was an acute infection, not a long illness.
Az orvos azt mondta, hogy akut fertőzésről van szó, nem hosszan tartó betegségről.
She needed acute care after the accident.
This medicine is for acute headache, not for daily use.
They studied acute and chronic lung problems in the clinic.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think 'acute' in medical contexts only means 'very bad'. It also contrasts with 'chronic': an acute illness is short-term and sudden, while a chronic illness is long-term, even if it is not very strong at every moment.
Reikšmė
sudden and severe but short (medical)
Kolokacijos
acute illness
|acute infection
|acute condition
|acute appendicitis
|acute phase
|acute care
Sinonimai
sudden (Emphasizes the quick start of the illness, but does not itself imply medical classification like 'acute' does.)
Antonimai
chronic (The standard medical opposite; describes illnesses that last for a long time or keep coming back.)
Temos
health
|science
Apibrėžimas
Used about an illness or medical problem that comes on suddenly and is very serious, but does not last a long time.
Describing a medical condition that begins suddenly and is severe but usually lasts for a short period, as opposed to long-term or chronic conditions.
C1
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
an acute [mind/observer/awareness/sense of smell]
She has an acute mind and quickly spotted the weakness in the argument.
Éles eszű, és gyorsan észrevette az érvelés gyenge pontját.
Dogs have an acute sense of smell, far stronger than humans.
A kutyáknak rendkívül kifinomult a szaglásuk, sokkal jobb az emberénél.
His acute awareness of social cues makes him an excellent negotiator.
The novel offers an acute analysis of modern family life.
Even in old age, his hearing remained remarkably acute.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He is an acute observer of human behavior.
Éles szemű megfigyelője az emberi viselkedésnek.
Her acute mind helps her solve problems fast.
Éles esze segít neki gyorsan megoldani a problémákat.
Owls have an acute sense of hearing.
The teacher had an acute understanding of her students' needs.
Police need an acute eye for small details.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think 'acute' here means 'smart' in a general way. It more specifically means 'very sensitive' or 'very good at noticing or understanding small details'. In everyday speech, 'sharp' or 'very smart' is often more natural.
Reikšmė
mentally or perceptually sharp
Kolokacijos
acute mind
|acute awareness
|acute sense of smell
|acute observer
|acute insight
Sinonimai
keen (Very close in meaning; common in phrases like 'keen mind' or 'keen sense of smell'.)
|
sharp (Focuses on intelligence or quick understanding; slightly more informal in everyday speech.)
Antonimai
dull (Can describe a mind or senses that are slow or not sensitive; the opposite of mentally or perceptually sharp.)
Temos
intellect
|senses
|core_vocabulary
|education
Apibrėžimas
Very good at seeing, feeling, or understanding small details that other people may miss.
Able to notice, understand, or react to very small details or slight changes; having very sharp mental or sensory perception.
B2
TECHNICAL
4
hegyes
B1
hegyesszög
B1
Vartosenos šablonas:
an acute [angle/triangle]
In this triangle, all three angles are acute.
Ebben a háromszögben mindhárom szög hegyesszög.
An angle of 30 degrees is an acute angle.
A 30 fokos szög hegyesszög.
The teacher drew an acute angle on the board and asked us to measure it.
Any angle less than 90 degrees is classified as acute.
The diagram shows both acute and obtuse angles.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
This is an acute angle because it is less than 90 degrees.
Ez hegyesszög, mert kisebb 90 foknál.
A 45-degree angle is acute.
A 45 fokos szög hegyesszög.
In this picture, only the top angle is acute.
The math book explains what an acute angle is.
We had to find all the acute angles in the shape.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse 'acute' and 'obtuse' angles. Remember: acute angles are the 'small' ones (less than 90°); obtuse angles are 'big' (more than 90° but less than 180°).
Reikšmė
angle smaller than 90 degrees
Kolokacijos
acute angle
|acute triangle
|acute-angled triangle
|acute and obtuse angles
Sinonimai
sharp (angle) (An informal description sometimes used by teachers, but not the standard mathematical term.)
Antonimai
obtuse (In geometry, an 'obtuse angle' is greater than 90° and less than 180°, the opposite of an acute angle.)
Temos
math
|science
|education
Apibrėžimas
In math, used for an angle that is smaller than a right angle (smaller than 90 degrees).
In geometry, describing an angle that is greater than 0° and less than 90°.
C2
TECHNICAL
5
Vartosenos šablonas:
an acute [tone/sound/voice]
The instrument produces an acute tone that cuts through the orchestra.
A hangszer magas, átható hangot ad ki, amely átüt a zenekar hangzásán.
Phonetic descriptions sometimes refer to acute sounds as being higher than grave sounds.
A fonetikai leírásokban az akutnak nevezett hangokat olykor a mély hangoknál magasabb hangzásúként írják le.
Her laughter had an acute quality that was easily heard across the room.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The bird made an acute sound in the tree.
A madár magas hangot adott ki a fán.
His voice became more acute when he was excited.
Izgatottságában magasabb lett a hangja.
This bell has a very acute tone.
Dažna klaida:
In everyday English, 'high-pitched' or 'sharp' is more common than 'acute' for sounds. Learners may sound overly formal or unusual if they use 'acute' in normal conversation for this meaning.
Reikšmė
high-pitched or shrill (sound)
Kolokacijos
acute tone
|acute sound
|acute pitch
|acute voice
Sinonimai
high-pitched (Common everyday term for sounds with high frequency; more usual than 'acute' in non-technical contexts.)
|
shrill (Suggests a high, often unpleasant sound; includes emotional or negative connotations that 'acute' does not always have.)
Antonimai
low-pitched (Describes sounds with low frequency, the opposite of high or acute pitch.)
Temos
sound
|music
|arts_entertainment
|education
Apibrėžimas
Used for a sound that is high and sharp, not low or deep.
Used in phonetics and music to describe sounds or tones that are relatively high in pitch.
C2
TECHNICAL
6
éles ékezet
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
an acute [accent/mark] on [letter]
In the word 'café', the 'e' carries an acute accent.
A „café” szóban az „e” betűn éles ékezet van.
French learners must pay attention to the difference between acute and grave accents.
A franciául tanulóknak figyelniük kell az éles és a tompa ékezet közötti különbségre.
The editor asked the typesetter to add the missing acute mark over the final vowel.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The letter 'é' has an acute accent.
Az „é” betűn éles ékezet van.
In some words, you must write an acute mark on the vowel.
Egyes szavakban éles ékezetet kell írni a magánhangzóra.
This dictionary shows which vowels take an acute accent.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse the acute accent (´) with the grave accent (`). The acute accent slopes up from left to right and is often used to mark stress or a different vowel sound.
Reikšmė
marked with an acute accent
Kolokacijos
acute accent
|acute mark
|acute sign
|accent acute
Sinonimai
accented (with an acute) (Describes a letter that carries the mark, but does not specify the type of accent unless you add 'acute'.)
Antonimai
grave (Refers to the grave accent (`), which slopes the opposite way; often contrasted with 'acute' in discussions of accent marks.)
Temos
language
|writing
|communication
|education
Apibrėžimas
Having the small mark ´ over a letter, used in some languages to show stress or a different sound.
Marked with the acute accent diacritic (´), especially in discussions of spelling, pronunciation, or typography.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
acute
IPA
GB/əkjˈut/
US/əkjˈut/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
acute (1 skiemuo)
Žodžio formos
Adjective
- Base: acute
- Comparative: acuter
- Superlative: acutest
Žodžių šeima
Posakiai
acute accent
1/əkjˈut ˈæksˌɛnt/
fixed phrase
technical
the ´ accent mark
The small mark ´ that is written over a letter in some languages to show stress or a special sound.
Pavyzdžiai
- In Spanish, an acute accent can change the meaning of a word.
- The word should be written with an acute accent on the final vowel.
acute angle
1/əkjˈut ˈæŋɡəl/
fixed phrase
technical
angle smaller than a right angle
An angle that is smaller than a right angle; its size is more than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees.
Pavyzdžiai
- Draw an acute angle and label it with its measurement.
- The triangle has one acute angle and two obtuse angles.
acute illness
1/əkjˈut ˈɪlnəs/
fixed phrase
technical
sudden, severe, short-term illness
An illness that starts suddenly and is very serious, but usually does not last a long time.
Pavyzdžiai
- She was hospitalized with an acute illness after returning from her trip.
- The clinic focuses on treating acute illnesses such as severe infections.
acute pain
1/əkjˈut pˈeɪn/
fixed phrase
very strong, often sudden pain
Very strong physical pain that is often sudden and short-term.
Pavyzdžiai
- He felt acute pain in his chest and called an ambulance immediately.
- After the operation, she experienced acute pain in her shoulder.
acute shortage
1/əkjˈut ʃˈɔɹtɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
very serious lack of something
A very serious lack of something important, such as food, water, or housing.
Pavyzdžiai
- There is an acute shortage of affordable housing in the city.
- The war has caused an acute shortage of basic medicines.