acutely

中英词典：acutely

形容词

1. [强烈地] adv.

in a way that is extremely severe or intense

2. [敏锐地] adv.

in a way that shows a keen perception or understanding

3. [剧烈地] adv.

to an intense or severe degree

名词

1. [急性的痛苦] n.

a severe or intense pain or suffering

词语辨析

acutely与sharply、intensely的区别在于，acutely更侧重于程度上的强烈，而sharply和intensely更侧重于方式、形态上的强烈。

词汇扩充

acutely可构成副词acutely和形容词acuteness。

近义词

• keenly
• intensely
• severely
• sharply

反义词

• mildly
• moderately
• slightly

柯林斯词典

adverb

1. If you feel or notice something acutely, you feel or notice it very strongly.
2. If someone is acutely aware of something, they are fully aware of it.
3. If you say that someone is acutely intelligent or aware, you mean that they are very intelligent or aware.

adjective

1. Acutely is used to indicate that something is very severe or intense.

牛津词典

adverb

1. In a way that shows a perceptive understanding or insight.
2. In a way that is severe or intense.

adjective

1. Severely or intensely.

用法

acutely作为副词修饰动词、形容词或副词，表示强烈、敏锐或剧烈地。

相关例句

1. I am acutely aware of the challenges we face.
2. The pain was acutely felt.
3. He was acutely intelligent.
4. She acutely observed the changes in his behavior.
5. We are acutely aware of the need for change.
6. The patient is acutely ill and requires immediate attention.
7. The team was acutely conscious of their underdog status.
8. He felt acutely embarrassed by his mistake.
9. The problem needs to be addressed acutely.
10. The tension in the room was acutely palpable.
11. The child's skills developed acutely.
12. She was acutely aware of her shortcomings.
13. The pain became acutely worse.
14. He was acutely conscious of the time ticking away.
15. I felt acutely lonely in that unfamiliar city.
16. The novel captures the acuteness of human emotions.
17. His acuteness of hearing enabled him to detect the faintest sounds.
18. The acuteness of the problem requires immediate action.
19. The acuteness of the pain made it difficult to focus.
20. She experienced acuteness of vision in her old age.