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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
akut
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
akut
acute
akut
acutely
akut
adv
acutely
Akut
n
, Akut-Zeichen
n
acute accent
akut
adj
med.
akut
er
am
akut
esten
acute
more acute
most acute
akut
;
akut
auftretend
adj
med.
akut
e Schmerzen
akut
auftretende Symptome
acute
acute pain
acute symptoms
Akut
m
; Akut-Zeichen
n
´
print
Das Wort 'côte' hat keinen Akut auf dem 'e'.
acute accent; acute ´
The word 'côte' has no acute on the 'e'.
Akut
m
; Akut-Zeichen
n
´
print
Das Wort 'côte' hat keinen Akut auf dem 'e'.
acute accent; acute ´
The word 'côte' has no acute on the 'e'.
streng, hart, heftig, massiv,
akut
(Schmerzen)
adj
strenger
am strengsten
streng aber gerecht
severe
severer, more severe
severest, most severe
severe but just
auf der Kippe stehen; auf des Messers Schneide stehen
geh.
(Verhandlungen, Karriere usw.);
akut
gefährdet bedroht sein
v
(Angebot usw.)
to hang by a thread; to be on a knife edge (of negotiations, a career, a service etc.)
streng; hart; heftig; massiv; ernst;
akut
(Schmerzen)
adj
strenger
am strengsten
streng aber gerecht
eine schwere Verletzung
heftige Kopfschmerzen
severe
severer; more severe
severest; most severe
severe but just
a severe injury
severe headache
Problemkreis
m
; Problemfeld
n
; Spiel
n
übtr.
im Spiel sein; eine Rolle spielen; mitspielen
ugs.
ins Spiel kommen; zum Faktor werden
etw. ins Spiel bringen
Die Sache wird schwieriger wenn Drogen im Spiel sind.
Die Südstaaten werden bei den Wahlen eine wichtige Rolle spielen.
Die Fremdenverkehrsbranche spielt für die griechische Wirtschaft eine entscheidende Rolle.
Wenn Kinder ins Spiel kommen kann es zu weiteren Spannungen in einer Ehe kommen.
Geld war bei seinem Hilfsangebot nicht im Spiel.
Die Kostenfrage ist nun
akut
schlagend
Ös.
geworden.
Du hast die Religion ins Spiel gebracht nicht ich.
Das spielt für mich keine Rolle.
equation
fig.
to be part of the equation
to enter (into) the equation
to bring sth. into the equation
Things become more difficult when drugs are part of the equation.
The southern states will be an important part of the election equation.
The tourist industry forms a crucial part of Greek's economic equation.
When children enter the equation further tensions may arise within a marriage.
Money didn't enter the equation when he offered to help.
The question of cost has now entered the equation.
You brought religion into the equation not me.
That doesn't enter the equation for me.
Problemkreis
m
; Problemfeld
n
; Spiel
n
übtr.
im Spiel sein; eine Rolle spielen; mitspielen
ugs.
ins Spiel kommen; zum Faktor werden
etw. ins Spiel bringen
Die Sache wird schwieriger, wenn Drogen im Spiel sind.
Die Südstaaten werden bei den Wahlen eine wichtige Rolle spielen.
Die Fremdenverkehrsbranche spielt für die griechische Wirtschaft eine entscheidende Rolle.
Wenn Kinder ins Spiel kommen, kann es zu weiteren Spannungen in einer Ehe kommen.
Geld war bei seinem Hilfsangebot nicht im Spiel.
Die Kostenfrage ist nun
akut
schlagend
Ös.
geworden.
Du hast die Religion ins Spiel gebracht, nicht ich.
Das spielt für mich keine Rolle.
equation
fig.
to be part of the equation
to enter (into) the equation
to bring sth. into the equation
Things become more difficult when drugs are part of the equation.
The southern states will be an important part of the election equation.
The tourist industry forms a crucial part of Greek's economic equation.
When children enter the equation, further tensions may arise within a marriage.
Money didn't enter the equation when he offered to help.
The question of cost has now entered the equation.
You brought religion into the equation, not me.
That doesn't enter the equation for me.
Deutsche
akut Synonyme
akut
akut
Âdringend
Âheftig
Âresolut
Âunvermittelt
auftretend
Âvehement
akut
dringend
heftig
resolut
unvermittelt auftretend
vehement
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akut Synonym
nachschlagen
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
acute
ly
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
akut 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 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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