agudo

the conductor marked the passage as agudo to indicate a sharp, high-pitched tone.

she felt an agudo pain in her side after running too fast.

the agudo observation revealed the subtle flaw in the argument.

the chef described the pepper's flavor as agudo and zesty.

his agudo sense of hearing detected the quiet footsteps.

the doctor noted the patient had an agudo episode of fever.

the musician played the note with an agudo, piercing quality.

she gave an agudo look that made everyone stop talking.

the angle formed by the two lines was agudo, less than ninety degrees.

his agudo wit made him the life of every party.

the critic made an agudo comment about the painting's technique.

during the emergency, the nurse responded with agudo awareness.