hyperacute

hyperacute的音标是["haɪpəˌækjuːt]，意思是[生物]超敏感的。

速记技巧：可以将单词拆分为“hyper”（超）和“acute”（敏感）两部分，用“超敏感”来快速记忆这个单词的含义。

Hyperacute这个词源自希腊语，意为“超常的，过度的”。它的变化形式包括其过去式和过去分词形式“hyperacut(e)”，以及其现在分词形式“hyperacuting”。

相关单词：

1. Hyperactivity（过度活跃）：这个词用来描述某物或某人的活动水平超过正常范围，常常用于描述人的情绪、思维或行为。

2. Hyperemia（过度充血）：这个词描述的是器官或组织中血液流量超过正常水平的情况，常见于眼部、皮肤和心脏等部位。

3. Hyperemia（过度兴奋）：这个词用来描述人的情绪或精神状态过度兴奋，常常用于描述焦虑、紧张或兴奋的情况。

以上这些单词都与hyperacute有着密切的联系，它们都描述了某种状态或行为超出了正常的范围。这些单词在英语中非常常见，并且广泛用于描述各种生理和心理状态。

常用短语：

1. hyperacute injury

2. hyperacute rejection

3. hyperacute sensitivity

4. hyperacute response

5. hyperacute tissue damage

6. hyperacute damage

7. hyperacute injury to the brain

例句：

1. The patient suffered from hyperacute rejection of the transplanted organ, causing rapid tissue damage and infection.

2. The patient"s immune system showed a hyperacute sensitivity to the new environment, leading to severe discomfort and distress.

3. The hyperacute response of the body to injury can be a warning sign of serious illness.

4. Hyperacute damage to the nervous system can lead to permanent disability or even death.

5. Hyperacute tissue damage caused by excessive exercise can lead to muscle soreness and fatigue.

6. Hyperacute injury to the brain can result in permanent neurological damage or even death.

英文小作文：

Hyperacute Reactions in the Body

Hyperacute reactions are a type of immediate response that occurs when the body is exposed to certain stimuli, such as injury or infection. These reactions are characterized by a rapid and intense response that can lead to severe tissue damage and even death if not promptly treated.

Hyperacute reactions occur in various parts of the body, including the brain, nerves, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and skin. When the body experiences hyperacute reactions, it reacts quickly and aggressively, often causing damage to tissues and organs that can lead to permanent disability or even death. Understanding hyperacute reactions and how they affect the body is crucial for early detection and treatment of potentially life-threatening conditions.