Intensiv
Example: Die intensiv betreute Reha half ihm schnell zu genesen.
Definition
"Intensiv" describes something done with great focus, energy, or thoroughness, often implying a high level of care or attention. For example, "Die intensiv betreute Reha" refers to rehabilitation that is closely and carefully supervised to ensure quick recovery.
Etymology
The word "intensiv" comes from the Latin 'intensivus,' derived from 'intensus,' meaning 'stretched or strained.' It entered German through French influence, retaining the sense of something done with intensity or concentrated effort. Did you know? The term originally related to physical stretching before evolving to describe mental or emotional intensity.
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"Intensiv" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - General - (B2) - set 1", containing 111 commonly used words.
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