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acutes

/əˈkjuːts/ /əˈkjuːtsɪz/

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noun

Persona con la forma aguda de un trastorno

A person who has the acute form of a disorder, such as schizophrenia.

Examples :

"The hospital ward had separate sections for the chronics and the acutes, ensuring that patients with recent and severe episodes received intensive care. "

La sala del hospital tenía secciones separadas para los crónicos y los que padecían la forma aguda, asegurando que los pacientes con episodios recientes y graves recibieran cuidados intensivos.

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noun

Acento agudo, tono agudo

An accent or tone higher than others.

Examples :

"The choir director asked the sopranos to focus on hitting the acutes during the final verse, ensuring the high notes resonated clearly. "

El director del coro pidió a las sopranos que se concentraran en alcanzar los acentos agudos durante la última estrofa, asegurando que las notas altas resonaran claramente.

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noun

Acento agudo

An acute accent (´).

Examples :

"The word ‘cafe’ often has an acute over the ‘e’."

La palabra 'café' a menudo tiene un acento agudo sobre la 'e'.

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verb

Agudizar, exacerbar

To give an acute sound to.

Examples :

"He acutes his rising inflection too much."

Él agudiza demasiado su entonación ascendente.

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verb

Agudizar, afilar

To make acute; to sharpen, to whet.

Examples :

"The debate class acutes students' critical thinking skills, helping them analyze arguments more effectively. "

La clase de debate agudiza las habilidades de pensamiento crítico de los estudiantes, ayudándoles a analizar los argumentos de manera más efectiva.