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adverb intensamentetr[ə'kjʊːtlɪ]1 agudamente, intensamente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be acutely aware of something ser perfectamente consciente de algoacutely [ə'kju:tli] adv: intensamenteto be acutely aware: estar perfectamente conscienteadv.• agudamente adv.ə'kjuːtlia) <painful/embarrassing> extremadamente, sumamenteb) ( keenly) plenamenteto be acutely aware of something — ser* or (Chi, Méx) estar* plenamente consciente de algo
[ǝ'kjuːtlɪ]ADV1) (=intensely) [feel, suffer] intensamente; [embarrassing, uncomfortable] sumamenteI am acutely aware that... — me doy perfecta cuenta de que..., me doy cuenta perfectamente de que..., soy perfectamente consciente de que...
they were acutely aware of the difficulties involved — tenían plena consciencia de todas las dificultades que suponía
2) (=shrewdly) perspicazmente* * *[ə'kjuːtli]a) <painful/embarrassing> extremadamente, sumamenteb) ( keenly) plenamenteto be acutely aware of something — ser* or (Chi, Méx) estar* plenamente consciente de algo
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