Examples of using "Acuto" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He was witty.
- He was sharp.
TT: (High pitch)
However, in the acute period,
Tom is quick-witted, isn't he?
He was witty.
A little louder, please.
I have a sharp pain in my chest.
I have a sharp pain in the stomach.
- I have an acute pain here.
- I have a sharp pain here.
- I have a throbbing pain here.
He has an acute sense of observation.
It's not a sharp pain.
I felt a sharp pain in the stomach.
A dog has an acute sense of smell.
He isn't witty.
- He's witty, isn't he?
- He's sharp, isn't he?
He looked sharp.
TT: (High to low pitch) E.
Dogs have a keen sense of smell.
I felt a sharp pain in my stomach all of a sudden.
He's witty.
Tom felt a sharp pain in his stomach.
Her grief was too acute for tears.
He's insightful.
Tom isn't witty.
- I think Tom is sharp.
- I think that Tom is sharp.
He's sharp, isn't he?
Though proud and aloof by nature, his republican politics and sharp intellect
A dog's sense of smell is much keener than a human's.
An epigram is a short, sharp saying in prose or verse, frequently characterized by acidity or acerbity and sometimes by wisdom.
They came to a large stone, and here the old fellow stopped, looked carefully round, gave a sharp whistle, and stamped three times on the ground with his left foot. Suddenly there appeared under the stone a secret door, which led to what looked like the mouth of a cave.