Examples of using "Agudo" in a sentence and their english translations:
TT: (High pitch)
a high-pitched sound is going to be brighter,
He is a sharp-shooter.
I have a sharp pain here.
I have an acute pain here.
Dogs have a strong sense of smell.
- The kid has a keen sense of hearing.
- The child has a keen sense of hearing.
However, in the acute period,
The kid has a keen sense of hearing.
You have a sharp sense of direction.
- I have an acute pain here.
- I have a sharp pain here.
- I have a throbbing pain here.
One can be cleverer than another person, but not cleverer than all others.
TT: (High to low pitch) E.
I have a sharp pain in my chest.
Hounds hunt by their keen scent.
I have a sharp pain in the stomach.
I felt a sharp pain in my stomach.
She felt burning pain, agonizing in its intensity.
and it's worthy of our closer examination.
I felt a sharp pain in my stomach all of a sudden.
Tom felt a sharp pain in his stomach.
A dog has a sharp sense of smell.
This dog has a keen sense of smell.
The dog has a very keen sense of smell.
Dogs have a keen sense of smell.
The child has a keen sense of hearing.
Dogs have a keen sense of smell.
A blind person's hearing is often very acute.
She has a keen business sense.
A blind person's hearing is often very acute.
listening to a high-pitched sound relative to a low-pitched sound,
A dog's sense of smell is much keener than a human's.
MB: So watch now as the vocal cords go from high pitch to low pitch.
Though proud and aloof by nature, his republican politics and sharp intellect
Suddenly a sharp pain quivered through her body, and she fell to the ground, pierced by an arrow.
What Alice, waiting for a reply, was faced with was a sudden howl. It was a resounding noise, sharp as to burst her ear drums, loud as to reach unto the heavens.
Each pair of castanets is played with one hand. The two pairs are not alike: one pair is "female" and sounds higher, the other is the "male" pair and sounds lower.