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akut adj med.
akuter
am akutesten
acute
more acute
most acute
akuter Bauch m; akute Bauchkrankheit f; akutes Abdomen med.
acute abdomen
Arterienverschluss m med.
ArterienverschlĂŒsse pl
akuter Arterienverschluss
arterial occlusion
arterial occlusions
acute arterial occlusion
Hörsturz m; Gehörsturz m; akuter Hörverlust m med.
HörstĂŒrze pl; GehörstĂŒrze pl
acute hearing loss; sudden loss of hearing
acute hearing losses; sudden losses of hearing
Schub m med.
SchĂŒbe pl
akuter Schub einer chronischen Mastoiditis
cholangitischer Schub
schizophrener Schub
attack; (intermittent) episode
attacks; episodes
acute-on-chronic mastoiditis
intermittent bilary hepatic fever
schizophrenic episode
(akuter) Harndrang m med.
hÀufiger Harndrang; hÀufiges Wasserlassen; Pollakisurie
schmerzhafter Harndrang; schmerzhaftes Wasserlassen; Strangurie
urge to urinate; urinary urgency; uresiaesthesia
pollakisuria
stranguria; tenesmus
(akuter) Harndrang m; Harnzwang m med.
hÀufiger Harndrang; hÀufiges Wasserlassen; Pollakisurie
schmerzhafter Harndrang; schmerzhaftes Wasserlassen; Strangurie
urge to urinate; urinary urgency; uresiaesthesia
pollakisuria
stranguria; tenesmus
Mangel m (an etw.); Knappheit f
Materialmangel m; Materialknappheit f
der Lehrermangel
fehlendes Gewicht; Mindergewicht n
ein akuter Mangel an qualifizierten ArbeitskrÀften
An Kaufinteressenten herrscht kein Mangel.
shortage (of sth.)
shortage of material
the shortage of teachers
shortage in weight
an acute shortage of skilled labour
There is no shortage of prospective buyers.
Notfall m; Notlage f; Notsituation f
NotfÀlle pl; Notlagen pl; Notsituationen pl
medizinischer Notfall
ein akuter Notfall
im Notfall; fĂŒr den Notfall
im Ă€ußersten Notfall
Anordnungen fĂŒr NotfĂ€lle
Es ist ein Notfall.
Dies ist ein Notfall!
emergency; emergency case
emergencies; emergency cases
medical emergency
a pressing emergency
in case of emergency
in cases of dire emergency
emergency orders
It's an emergency.
This patient is an emergency case!
Mangel m (an etw.); Knappheit f
Medikamentenknappheit f; Arzneimittel-Engpass m
Materialmangel m; Materialknappheit f
der Lehrermangel
fehlendes Gewicht; Mindergewicht n
ein akuter Mangel an qualifizierten ArbeitskrÀften
An Kaufinteressenten herrscht kein Mangel.
shortage (of sth.)
shortage of drugs; shortage of medicine; paucity of drugs
shortage of material
the shortage of teachers
shortage in weight
an acute shortage of skilled labour
There is no shortage of prospective buyers.
Notfall m; Notlage f; Notsituation f
NotfÀlle pl; Notlagen pl; Notsituationen pl
medizinischer Notfall
ein akuter Notfall
im Notfall; fĂŒr den Notfall
im Ă€ußersten Notfall
Anordnungen fĂŒr NotfĂ€lle
in einer absoluten Notsituation sein
Es ist ein Notfall.
Dies ist ein Notfall!
emergency; emergency case
emergencies; emergency cases
medical emergency
a pressing emergency
in case of emergency
in cases of dire emergency
emergency orders
to be in extremis formal
It's an emergency.
This patient is an emergency case!
Schlaganfall m; Gehirnschlag m; Hirnschlag m; Hirninfarkt m; Schlagfluss m; zerebrale Apoplexie f; Apoplex m ugs.; apoplektischer Insult m (Apoplexia cerebri) med.
SchlaganfĂ€lle pl; GehirnschlĂ€ge pl; HirnschlĂ€ge pl; Hirninfarkte pl; SchlagflĂŒsse pl; zerebrale Apoplexien pl; Apoplexe pl; apopplektische Insulte pl
leichter Schlaganfall
akuter Schlaganfall
BulbÀrapoplexie f
Scheinapoplexie f
(apoplectic) stroke; cerebrovascular accident CVA ; cerebral apoplexy; cerebral infarction; cerebral infarct
strokes; cerebrovascular accidents; cerebral apoplexies; cerebral infarctions; cerebral infarcts
strokelet
acute stroke
bulbar apoplexy
pseudoapoplexy
Schlaganfall m; Gehirnschlag m; Hirnschlag m; Hirninfarkt m; Gehirninfarkt m; Schlagfluss m; zerebrale Apoplexie f; Apoplex m ugs.; apoplektischer Insult m (Apoplexia cerebri) med.
SchlaganfĂ€lle pl; GehirnschlĂ€ge pl; HirnschlĂ€ge pl; Hirninfarkte pl; Gehirninfarkte pl; SchlagflĂŒsse pl; zerebrale Apoplexien pl; Apoplexe pl; apopplektische Insulte pl
leichter Schlaganfall
akuter Schlaganfall
BulbÀrapoplexie f
Scheinapoplexie f
(apoplectic) stroke; cerebrovascular accident CVA ; cerebral apoplexy; cerebral infarction; cerebral infarct
strokes; cerebrovascular accidents; cerebral apoplexies; cerebral infarctions; cerebral infarcts
strokelet
acute stroke
bulbar apoplexy
pseudoapoplexy
Gewebsschwund m; Gewebsschrumpfung f; Schwund m; Schrumpfung f (in Zusammensetzungen); Atrophie f med.
akuter Schwund des Lebergewebes; akute gelbe Atrophie
arthritische Gewebsschrumpfung
blaue Atrophie
braune Atrophie
chronische spinale muskulÀre Atrophie
fazioskapulohumerale Atrophie
graue Atrophie
hemifaziale Atrophie
hemilinguale Atrophie
idiopathische muskulÀre Atrphie
interstitielle Atrophie
ischÀmische muskulÀre Atrophie
juvenile muskulÀre Atrophie
muskulÀrer Gewebsschwund
neuropathische Atrophie
neurotrophische Atrophie
olivopontozerebellare Atrophie
krankhafte Gewebsschrumpfung; pathologische Atrophie
physiologische Atrophie
progressive muskulÀre Atrophie
progressive spinale muskulÀre Atrophie
pseudohypertrophe muskulÀre Atrophie
rote Atrophie
Sudeck'sche Atrophie
Wurzelhautatrophie f; Gewebsschwund der Zahnwurzel
shrinking of tissue; tissue shrinking; atrophy
acute shrinking of the liver tissue; acute yellow atrophy
arthritic shrinking of tissue
blue atrophy
brown atrophy
chronic spinal muscular atrophy
facioscapulohumeral atrophy; Landouzy-DĂ©jerine dystrophy
grey atrophy
hemifacial atrophy
hemilingual atrophy
idiopathic muscular atrophy
interstitial atrophy
ischaemic muscular atrophy; Volkman's contracture
juvenile muscular atrophy; pseudohypertrophic muscular paralysis
muscular tissue shrinking
neural atrophy; neuropathic atrophy
neurotrophic atrophy; trophoneurotic atrophy
olivopontocerebellar atrophy
pathological shrinking of tissue Br.; pathologic atrophy Am.
physiological atrophy
progressive muscular atrophy; Cruveilhier's atrophy
progressive spinal muscular atrophy; Aran-Duchenne muscular atrophy; Aran-Duchenne myelopathic atrophy
pseudohypertophic muscular atrophy; pseudohypertophic muscular dystrophy
red atrophy
Sudeck's atrophy
periodontal tissue shrinking; periodontal atrophy

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Englische acute Synonyme

acute  Machiavellian  Machiavellic  absorbing  acanthoid  acanthous  accurate  acicular  acrid  active  acuate  aculeate  aculeiform  acuminate  afflictive  aggravated  aggressive  agonizing  alert  animated  apperceptive  appercipient  arch  argute  artful  astute  atrocious  aware  barbed  biting  brisk  cagey  canny  clamorous  clever  climacteric  cogent  compelling  cornuted  crafty  cramping  creaky  critical  crucial  cruel  crying  cunning  cusped  cuspidate  cute  cutting  dangerous  deceitful  deep  deep-felt  deep-laid  deepgoing  designing  desperate  diplomatic  dire  discerning  discriminating  distressing  double-edged  drastic  dynamic  ear-piercing  edged  energetic  enterprising  enthusiastic  excessive  excruciating  exigent  exorbitant  exquisite  extravagant  extreme  farseeing  farsighted  featheredged  feline  fierce  fine  forceful  forcible  foreseeing  foresighted  forethoughted  forethoughtful  foxy  full of pep  furious  gnawing  go-go  grave  great  griping  guileful  hard  harrowing  harsh  hazardous  heartfelt  hearty  high  high-pressure  high-priority  hispid  homefelt  horned  horny  howling  hurtful  hurting  immoderate  imperative  imperious  impetuous  incisive  indelible  ingenious  insidious  insightful  insistent  instant  intelligent  intemperate  intense  intensified  inventive  keen  keen-edged  keening  kinetic  knifelike  knowing  lively  living  longheaded  longsighted  lusty  menacing  meticulous  mettlesome  mucronate  narrow  needle-pointed  needle-sharp  observant  outrageous  painful  paroxysmal  pawky  peaked  peaky  penetrating  peppy  perceptive  percipient  perilous  perspicacious  perspicuous  pervading  piercing  piping  pivotal  poignant  pointed  politic  precarious  precise  pressing  prickly  probing  profound  pronged  provident  pungent  quick-witted  racking  razor-edged  ready  reedy  resourceful  rigorous  robust  rough  sagacious  scheming  screaky  screeching  screechy  sensitive  serious  serpentin  
acutely  abundantly  amazingly  amply  astonishingly  awesomely  conspicuously  copiously  eminently  emphatically  exceptionally  exquisitely  extraordinarily  exuberantly  famously  generously  glaringly  impressively  incredibly  intensely  magically  magnanimously  magnificently  markedly  marvelously  nobly  notably  particularly  peculiarly  pointedly  preeminently  profusely  prominently  pronouncedly  remarkably  richly  signally  singularly  splendidly  strikingly  superlatively  surpassingly  surprisingly  uncommonly  unusually  wonderfully  wondrous  worthily  

(akuter) Definition

Acute
(a.) Sharp at the end
Acute
(a.) Having nice discernment
Acute
(a.) Having nice or quick sensibility
Acute
(a.) High, or shrill, in respect to some other sound
Acute
(a.) Attended with symptoms of some degree of severity, and coming speedily to a crisis
Acute
(v. t.) To give an acute sound to
Acute-angled
(a.) Having acute angles

acute / more acute / most acute Bedeutung

acute accent
acute
ague
a mark (') placed above a vowel to indicate pronunciation
acute triangle
acute-angled triangle
a triangle whose interior angles are all acute
acute angle an angle less thandegrees but more than
degrees
acute brain disorder
acute organic brain syndrome
any disorder (as sudden confusion or disorientation) in an otherwise normal person that is due to reversible (temporary) impairment of brain tissues (as by head injuries or drugs or infection)
acute renal failure
acute kidney failure
renal failure associated with burns or other trauma or with acute infection or obstruction of the urinary tract
poliomyelitis
polio
infantile paralysis
acute anterior poliomyelitis
an acute viral disease marked by inflammation of nerve cells of the brain stem and spinal cord
severe acute respiratory syndrome
SARS
a respiratory disease of unknown etiology that apparently originated in mainland China in , characterized by fever and coughing or difficulty breathing or hypoxia, can be fatal
acute leukemia rapidly progressing leukemia
acute lymphocytic leukemia
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
acute leukemia characterized by proliferation of immature lymphoblast-like cells in bone marrow, lymph nodes, spleen, and blood, most common in children
acute myelocytic leukemia
acute myeloid leukemia
acute leukemia characterized by proliferation of granular leukocytes, most common in adolescents and young adults
acute glaucoma
closed-angle glaucoma
anglelosure glaucoma
glaucoma in which the iris blocks the outflow of aqueous humor, closed-angle glaucoma can cause a rapid buildup of high intraocular pressure that results in permanent visual damage in a couple of days
acute hemorrhagic encephalitis encephalitis that resembles apoplexy due to blood extravasation
herpes simplex encephalitis
herpes encephalitis
acute inclusion body encephalitis
common form of acute encephalitis caused by herpes simplex , usually affects the temporal and frontal lobes
acute gastritis gastritis caused by ingesting an irritant (as too much aspirin)
acute glossitis glossitis resulting from injury or infection and characterized by swelling and pain
acute schizophrenic episode
reactive schizophrenia
schizophrenia of abrupt onset and relatively short duration (a few weeks or months)
acute pyelonephritis pyelonephritis resulting from the spread of a bladder infection
acute having or experiencing a rapid onset and short but severe course, acute appendicitis, the acute phase of the illness, acute patients
acute of critical importance and consequence, an acute (or critical) lack of research funds
acute
intense
extremely sharp or intense, acute pain, felt acute annoyance, intense itching and burning
acute
discriminating
incisive
keen
knifelike
penetrating
penetrative
piercing
sharp
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
acuate
acute
sharp
needlelike
ending in a sharp point
acute of an angle, less than degrees
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