| 词汇 | stress |
| 释义 | stress (verb) stress 8 ENTRIES FOUND: stress (noun) stress (verb) stressed (adjective) stress fracture (noun) stress mark (noun) stress test (noun) de-stress (verb) post-traumatic stress disorder (noun) 1 stress /ˈstrɛs/ noun plural stresses 1 stress /ˈstrɛs/ noun plural stresses Learner's definition of STRESS 1 a [noncount] : a state of mental tension and worry caused by problems in your life, work, etc.（来自生活或工作的）压力，紧张，忧虑 She uses meditation as a way of reducing/relieving stress.她通过冥想缓解压力。 Hormones are released into the body in response to emotional stress.情绪一紧张体内就会产生荷尔蒙。 He needs help with stress management. [=ways to deal with stress]他需要得到缓解压力方面的帮助。 b : something that causes strong feelings of worry or anxiety压力；焦虑 [noncount] I'm sorry for being grumpy. I've been under (a lot of) stress at work lately.我为脾气暴躁感到抱歉。我最近工作压力（很）大。 [count] She is dealing with the stresses of working full-time and going to school.她正面临全职工作和上学带来的压力。 He talked about the stresses and strains of owning a business.他谈到了经营一家公司的压力和紧张。 2 : physical force or pressure（物理）压力，应力 [noncount] Carrying a heavy backpack around all day puts a lot of stress on your shoulders and back.整天背着沉重的背包会给肩膀和背部带来很大的压力。 To reduce the amount of stress on your back, bend your knees when you lift something heavy.为了减轻背部压力，举重物时要屈膝。 The ship's mast snapped under the stress of high winds.在狂风的吹打下，船的桅杆啪的一声断了。 [count] measuring the effects of stresses on the material测量这种材料的抗压性 3 [noncount] : special importance or attention that is given to something强调；重要性 The teacher laid/put stress on [=emphasized] the need for good study habits.老师强调了养成良好学习习惯的重要性。 4 : greater loudness or force given to a syllable of a word in speech or to a beat in music（单词）重音，重读；（音乐）加强音 [noncount] Stress falls on the first syllable of the word “language.”单词language的重音在第一个音节上。 [count] Stresses fall on different beats in different parts of the song.这首歌的加强音落在不同部分的不同节拍上。 The stress [=accent] is on the first syllable.重音在第一个音节上。 2 stress /ˈstrɛs/ verb stresses; stressed; stressing 2 stress /ˈstrɛs/ verb stresses; stressed; stressing Learner's definition of STRESS 1 [+ object] : to give special attention to (something)强调；着重 The dentist repeatedly stressed [=emphasized] the importance of flossing regularly.牙医反复强调定期用牙线洁牙的重要性。 The union stressed the need for stricter safety standards.工会强调了制定更严格的安全标准的必要性。 The risks involved in the procedure should/must be stressed.应该/必须强调这一手术所涉及的风险。 2 [+ object] : to pronounce (a syllable or word) in a louder or more forceful way than other syllables or words重读 Some people stress the second syllable of “harassment,” while others stress the first.有些人重读harassment一词的第二个音节，而另一些人则重读第一个音节。 When she said, “We need lots of money,” she stressed the word “lots.”当她说“我们需要很多钱”时，她重读了“很多”这个词。 3 US, informal : to feel very worried or anxious about something : to feel stress焦虑；紧张 [no object] It's not an important decision and it isn't worth stressing over.这不是个重要的决定，无须焦虑。 You don't need to stress [=stress out] about the exam. You'll do fine.没必要为考试紧张，你会考好的。 [+ object] Not having a clear plan was stressing me. [=stressing me out]缺乏明确的计划使我焦虑不安。 stress out [phrasal verb] stress out or stress (someone) out or stress out (someone) informal : to feel very worried or anxious or to make (someone) feel very worried or anxious（使）焦虑，紧张 I hate being around her when she's stressing out.我不喜欢在她紧张时待在她身边。 Work is stressing him out.工作使他焦头烂额。 |
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