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acute 【ACUTE】A dog has a very acute sense of smell. 狗有灵敏的嗅觉。【重点词汇】acute adj. 敏感的 反: dullsense of smell: 嗅觉

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[ə'kjuːt] 
acuteending in a sharp point
Use the adjective acute for when you want to describe something as sharp or extremely serious.
The word acute is one word; it's not two words, nor does it have anything to do with something small, cuddly, and pretty! Acute really means "sharp" or "severe" or "intense" and modifies certain kinds of angles in geometry or describes a certain kind of illness of short duration. The English word apparently entered the language during the sixteenth century from the Latin root acutus, which means "sharp" or "pointed."
All forms of 'acute' will appear on average once every 338 pages.acuteacutelyacutenesssubacute

Front	acute
Pron	[ə'kjuːt]
Back	【ACUTE】 A dog has a very acute sense of smell. 狗有灵敏的嗅觉。【重点词汇】 acute adj. 敏感的反: dull sense of smell: 嗅觉
Vocab	acuteending in a sharp point Use the adjective acute for when you want to describe something as sharp or extremely serious. The word acute is one word; it's not two words, nor does it have anything to do with something small, cuddly, and pretty! Acute really means "sharp" or "severe" or "intense" and modifies certain kinds of angles in geometry or describes a certain kind of illness of short duration. The English word apparently entered the language during the sixteenth century from the Latin root acutus, which means "sharp" or "pointed." All forms of 'acute' will appear on average once every 338 pages. acute acutely acuteness subacute

Acute Sense Sharp Word Means ə'Kjuːt Dog Smell