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1 acute
1) (Geom.)2) (Med.) akut [Krankheit, Stadium]3) (critical) akut [Gefahr, Situation, Mangel]4) (keen) fein [Geruchssinn]; heftig [Schmerz]* * *[ə'kju:t]1) ((of a disease etc) severe but not lasting very long: They think his illness is acute rather than chronic.) akut2) (very great: There is an acute shortage of teachers.) akut3) (quick-witted: As a businessman, he's very acute.) scharfsinnig5) (high, shrill s high sound.)•- academic.ru/115011/acute_angle">acute angle- acutely
- acuteness* * *[əˈkju:t]I. adjthe crisis is becoming ever more \acute die Krise verschärft sich immer mehr\acute anxiety ernsthafte Sorge\acute illness akute Erkrankung\acute pain heftiger Schmerz\acute shortage akuter Mangel2. (keen) scharf\acute hearing feines Gehör\acute sense of smell ausgeprägter Geruchssinn3. (shrewd) scharfsinnig\acute observation genaue [o scharfe] Beobachtung4. (sharp) spitz\acute angle spitzer Winkel* * *[ə'kjuːt]1. adjacute beds (Med) — Akutbetten pl
6) (LING)acute accent — Akut m
2. n (LING)Akut m* * *acute [əˈkjuːt]A adj (adv acutely)1. scharf, spitz(ig)2. MATH spitz(wink[e]lig):acute angle spitzer Winkel;from an acute angle SPORT aus spitzem Winkel;acute triangle spitzwink(e)liges Dreieck3. stechend, heftig (Schmerz)4. heftig (Freude etc):be acutely aware of sth sich einer Sache schmerzlich oder voll und ganz bewusst sein;acutely embarrassing äußerst peinlich5. akut, brennend (Frage), kritisch, bedenklich:acute shortage kritischer Mangel, akute Knappheit6. scharf (Augen, Verstand), fein (Gehör, Gefühl)7. a) scharfsinnig, klugb) genau, scharf (Beobachtung)8. schrill, durchdringend (Ton etc)acute-care hospital Akutkrankenhaus nB s LING Akut m, Accent m aigu* * *1) (Geom.)2) (Med.) akut [Krankheit, Stadium]3) (critical) akut [Gefahr, Situation, Mangel]4) (keen) fein [Geruchssinn]; heftig [Schmerz]* * *adj.intensiv adj.scharf adj. n.akut (Medizin) adj. -
2 acute infectious disease
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3 acute respiratory disease
akuter respiratorischer Infekt m, Atemwegsinfektion f, akuter Atemwegsinfekt mFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > acute respiratory disease
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4 ARD
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5 sufferer
nounBetroffene, der/die; (from disease) Leidende, der/die* * *suf·fer·er[ˈsʌfərəʳ, AM -ɚɚ]AIDS \sufferer AIDS-Kranke(r) f(m)hay-fever \sufferers an Heuschnupfen Leidende pl* * *['sʌfərə(r)]n (MED)Leidende(r) mf (from an +dat)diabetes sufferers, sufferers from diabetes — Diabeteskranke pl, an Diabetes Leidende pl
he's been a sufferer from arthritis for several years — er leidet seit mehreren Jahren an Arthritis
the sufferers from the earthquake — die Erdbebenopfer pl
* * *sufferer s1. Leidende(r) m/f(m):be a sufferer from leiden an (dat)headache sufferers Leute, die an Kopfschmerzen leiden3. Geschädigte(r) m/f(m)4. Märtyrer(in)* * *nounBetroffene, der/die; (from disease) Leidende, der/die* * *n.Leidende -n m.,f. -
6 Agency for International Development
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7 AID
1. transitive verb1)2) (promote) fördern2. nouncome/go to the aid of somebody — jemandem zu Hilfe kommen
with the aid of something/somebody — mithilfe einer Sache (Gen.) /mit jemandes Hilfe; mithilfe von etwas/jemandem
in aid of somebody/something — zugunsten von jemandem/etwas
* * *[eid] 1. noun(help: Rich countries give aid to developing countries; The teacher uses visual aids; He came to my aid when my car broke down.) die Hilfe2. verb(to help: I was aided in my search by the library staff.) helfen* * *[ˌeɪaɪˈdi:]n abbrev of artificial insemination by donor künstliche Befruchtung [o fachspr artifizielle Insemination] durch Spendersperma* * *[eɪd]1. n1) no pl (= help) Hilfe f(foreign) aid — Entwicklungshilfe f
with the aid of his uncle/a screwdriver — mithilfe or mit Hilfe seines Onkels/eines Schraubenziehers
a sale in aid of the blind —
what's all this wiring in aid of? (inf) — wozu sind all diese Drähte da or gut?
2) (= useful person, thing) Hilfe f (to für); (= piece of equipment, audio-visual aid etc) Hilfsmittel nt; (= hearing aid) Hörgerät nt; (= teaching aid) Lehrmittel nt3)See:= aide2. vtunterstützen, helfen (+dat)to aid and abet sb (Jur) — jdm Beihilfe leisten; (after crime) jdn begünstigen
See:* * *AID abk3. artificial insemination donor (artificial insemination by donor)* * *1. transitive verb1)aid somebody [to do something] — jemandem helfen[, etwas zu tun]
2) (promote) fördern2. nouncome/go to the aid of somebody — jemandem zu Hilfe kommen
with the aid of something/somebody — mithilfe einer Sache (Gen.) /mit jemandes Hilfe; mithilfe von etwas/jemandem
in aid of somebody/something — zugunsten von jemandem/etwas
2) (source of help) Hilfsmittel, das (to für)* * *n.Beihilfe -n f.Hilfe -n f.Hilfsmittel n.Mithilfe -n f. v.helfen v.(§ p.,pp.: half, geholfen) -
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9 artificial insemination donor
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