stress如何读

英:[stres]

美:[stres]

stress英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U] [C] 压力,紧张 pressure caused by the problems of living, too much work, etc.
  2. [U] 强调,重要性 special emphasis or significance
  3. [U] 重力 force that acts on a thing or between parts of a thing, and tends to pull or twist it out of shape; tension
  4. [U] [C] 重音 emphasis put on a word or syllable
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 重读 put a stress on
  2. vt. 强调 give importance to

stress是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 压力
  2. 紧张,紧迫
  3. 重读
  4. 压迫
  5. 强调,重点,着重 ;重要性
  6. 【物】应力
  7. 【语】重音
  8. 【音】加强
  9. 重力
  10. <诗>扬音
  11. 语势
v. (动词)
  1. 着重,强调,突出 ,着重于
  2. 加压力于,压,压迫
  3. 用重音读,重读;加重语气说
  4. 使紧张
  5. 辩解
  6. 骚扰或打扰某人,遭受烦恼
  7. 体验到压力

stress变形

复数:stresses

第三人称单数:stresses

现在分词:stressing

过去式:stressed

过去分词:stressed

stress扩展

stressless (adj.)

stress词根

词根:stress

adj.

stressful 紧张的;有压力的

n.

stressor 紧张性刺激;光彩

stress英英释义

noun

constraining force or influence: such as

a force exerted when one body or body part presses on, pulls on, pushes against, or tends to compress or twist another body or body partespecially: the intensity of this mutual force commonly expressed in pounds per square inch

the deformation caused in a body by such a force

a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation

a state resulting from a stressespecially: one of bodily or mental tension resulting from factors that tend to alter an existent equilibrium

job-related stress

strain, pressure

the environment is under stress to the point of collapse—Joseph Shoben

emphasis, weight

lay stress on a point

archaic intense effort or exertion

intensity of utterance given to a speech sound, syllable, or word producing relative loudness

relative force or prominence of sound in verse

a syllable having relative force or prominence

accent sense 5a

verb

transitive verb

to subject to physical or psychological stress this traffic is stressing me out

stressing the equipment

to subject to phonetic stress : accent

to lay stress on : emphasize

stressed the importance of teamwork

intransitive verb

to feel stress—often used with out

stressing about the big exam

stress词组

stress on对…的强调

stress distribution应力分布

stress fieldn. 应力场;胁强场

residual stress剩余应力

shear stress[物]剪应力;剪切应力

stress analysis[机]应力分析;应力解析

thermal stress热应力

stress concentration应力集中

stress corrosion应力腐蚀

stress state应力状态,应激状态

tensile stressn. 张应力

stress intensity应力强度

tectonic stress构造应力

temperature stress温度应力,温差应力;热应力

under stress在受力时;在压力之下

lay stress on注意,重视;把重点放在

dynamic stressn. 动态应力,动力应力

water stress水分胁迫;水应变;水压

contact stress接触应力,接面应力

compressive stress压力,抗压应力

stress区别

 stress, emphasis

这组词都有“强调”的意思,其区别是:

stress常可与emphasis换用,但侧重指迫不及待地强调或坚持。

emphasis指尽力突出的重要性或重点。

以上来源于网络

 pressure, strain, stress, tension

这组词都有“压力,重压,紧张”的意思,其区别是:

pressure在科学上,指单位面积上所受到的压力。用于引申时,指某事物所产生的压力或影响力等。

strain指某人为克服外力界压力而造成的身心和情绪等方面的压抑。用于物时,指任何力或合力作用于一个物体上面造成的应变。

stress侧重指承受外来的压力,也指由于某种原因而引起的心理、生理或情绪上的紧张。

tension多指因关系不好或其它原因而出现的紧张状态,也指某物被过度伸展的程度或状态。

以上来源于网络

 stress, emphasize, focus, highlight

stress重读(某音节)

emphasize加强…的语气

focus使…集中于一点

highlight对…予以特别的注意;将(头发)染成浅色使之有光泽

以上来源于网络

stress词源中文解释

公元1300年左右,"困难、逆境、压力",部分是中古英语 distress(名词)的缩写; 部分来自古法语 estrece "狭窄、压迫",源自普通拉丁语 *strictia,,又源自拉丁语 strictus "紧密的、压缩的、收缩的",是 stringere "拉紧"的过去分词(参见 strain(动词))。指"对物体的物理压力"的意义始于15世纪中叶。作为力学中的抽象力量始于1855年。纯粹的心理意义始于1955年。

stress_冶金学行业词汇

应力

stress_力学行业词汇

应力

stress_医学行业词汇

压迫,压力:强有力地施加影响,在牙科学上,指咀嚼时上牙对下牙的压力

应激反应,紧张状态,应力:对内部或外界的、身体或精神或情绪上的任何有害刺激的生物学反应之总称,可使机体的内环境稳定受到破坏,假如这些补偿反应不足的或不适当,就可导致病变。此术语亦用来指造成这种应激反应。另见syndrome项下的general adaptation syndrome

stress_土木工程行业词汇

应力

stress_心理学行业词汇

应激

stress_植物学行业词汇

胁迫

stress_水利行业词汇

应力

受力物体截面上内力的集度,即单位面积上的内力。

stress_物理学行业词汇

应力

stress_生态学行业词汇

胁迫

条件不利于生物生长、繁殖的环境。

stress_生理学行业词汇

应激

stress_电力行业词汇

疲劳曲线

stress-endurance curve, fatigue curve

stress_航天行业词汇

应力

stress_药学行业词汇

应激

stress词源英文解释

Noun Middle English stresse stress, distress, short for destresse — more at distress

The first known use of stress was in the 14th century

stress儿童词典英英释义

strike1 of 2verb

to take a course : go

strike across the field

to deliver a stroke or blow : hit

to attack or seize especially with fangs or claws

struck by a snake

to remove or cancel with or as if with a stroke of the pen

struck out a word in the text

to lower, take down, or take apart strike camp

strike a flag

to indicate or become indicated by a clock, bell, or chime

the hour had just struck

to indicate by sounding

the clock struck one

to pierce or penetrate or to cause to pierce or penetrate

the wind seemed to strike through our clothes

to make a military attack : fight

strike for freedom

to seize the bait

a fish struck

to take root or cause to take root : germinate

some plant cuttings strike quickly

to stop work for the purpose of forcing an employer to meet demands

to make a beginning : launch

the orchestra struck into another waltz

to cause to suffer pain or distress suddenly

struck down at the height of her career

to bring into forceful contact

struck my knee against the seat

to come into contact or collision with

the car struck the tree

to fall on

sunlight strikes your face

to affect with a strong feeling

struck by its beauty

to produce by stamping

strike a coin

to cause to ignite by friction

strike a match

to produce on a musical instrument by hitting or plucking strings

strike a chord on the piano

to come to mind

the answer struck me suddenly

to appear remarkable or make a strong impression on : impress

I was struck by its beauty

to come to

strike the main road

to come upon : discover

strike gold

to take on : assume

strike a pose

strike2 of 2noun

an act or instance of striking

a stopping of work by a body of workers to force an employer to meet demands

a temporary stopping of normal activities in protest against an act or condition

a hunger strike

a pull on a line by a fish in striking

a stroke of good luckespecially: a discovery of a valuable mineral deposit

a baseball pitch that passes through the strike zone or that is swung at without being hit fair

disadvantage entry 1 sense 2a, handicap

their poor attendance was a strike against them

the knocking down of all the pins with the first ball in bowling

a military attack

stretch1 of 3verb

to extend (as one's body) in a flat position

stretched out on the bed

to reach out

stretched my arm

to extend or become extended in length or width or both : spread

stretched his neck to see what was going on

to extend over a continuous period

the dynasty stretches back several centuries

to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position

awoke and stretched myself

to pull tight

stretch the canvas on the frame

to enlarge or expand especially by force

to make excessive demands on : strain

stretched her already thin patience

to cause to reach or continue

stretch a wire between two posts

exaggerate

stretch the truth

to become extended without breaking

to extend one's body or limbs

stretched before jogging

stretch2 of 3noun

an exercise of something beyond ordinary or normal limits

stretch of the imagination

the extent to which something may be stretched

the act of stretching (as of the body) : the state of being stretched

an extent in length or area

a stretch of woods

a continuous period of time

silent for a stretch

a term of imprisonment

either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch sense 1

the ability to be stretched

stretch3 of 3adjective

easily stretched : elastic

stretch socks

longer than the standard size

a stretch limousine

stretch1 of 3verb

to extend (as one's body) in a flat position

stretched out on the bed

to reach out

stretched my arm

to extend or become extended in length or width or both : spread

stretched his neck to see what was going on

to extend over a continuous period

the dynasty stretches back several centuries

to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position

awoke and stretched myself

to pull tight

stretch the canvas on the frame

to enlarge or expand especially by force

to make excessive demands on : strain

stretched her already thin patience

to cause to reach or continue

stretch a wire between two posts

exaggerate

stretch the truth

to become extended without breaking

to extend one's body or limbs

stretched before jogging

stretch2 of 3noun

an exercise of something beyond ordinary or normal limits

stretch of the imagination

the extent to which something may be stretched

the act of stretching (as of the body) : the state of being stretched

an extent in length or area

a stretch of woods

a continuous period of time

silent for a stretch

a term of imprisonment

either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch sense 1

the ability to be stretched

stretch3 of 3adjective

easily stretched : elastic

stretch socks

longer than the standard size

a stretch limousine

stress1 of 2noun

a force that acts when one body or part of a body presses on, pulls on, pushes against, or tends to squeeze or twist another body or part of a body

the change in shape caused in a body by such a force

a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be involved in causing some diseasesalso: a state of tension resulting from a stress

special importance given to something : emphasis, weight

lay stress on a point

relative force or loudness of sound

"finally" has the stress on the first syllable

accent entry 1 sense 4

stress2 of 2verb

to subject to physical or emotional stress this traffic is stressing me out

stressing the equipment

to pronounce with stress

stress the last syllable

emphasize

stressed the importance of teamwork

to feel stress

stressing about the big test

stress医学词典英英释义

stress1 of 2noun

a force exerted when one body or body part presses on, pulls on, pushes against, or tends to compress or twist another body or body partespecially: the intensity of this mutual force commonly expressed in pounds per square inch

the deformation caused in a body by such a force

a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation

a state of bodily or mental tension resulting from factors that tend to alter an existent equilibrium

the force exerted between teeth of the upper and lower jaws during mastication

stress2 of 2transitive verb

to subject to stress

a patient stressed by surgery

stress 例句

1 My feet hurt, I was light-headed with stress and bad meals, and the idea of perhaps eating real food and sitting in a chair — or even sleeping in a bed! — sounded like bliss.

2 Herrero is at pains to stress that black bear attacks are infrequent, relative to their numbers.

3 The doctor told her she needed to avoid stress completely, so we decided she should stop coming on research trips with me.

4 You should put the stress here, on the first syllable.

你应该把重音放在这儿, 在第一个音节上.

5 Susan Byrd placed a mild but clear stress on the word “me.”

6 Phonological presupposition trigger is mainly the contrastive stress, belonging to dynamic sentence.

音系类预设触发语属于动态句子,主要是对比重音.

7 I put my name in to volunteer at the adoption center again, but Dad stressed that a summer job at my age was about making money, and volunteering wasn’t in the cards.

8 This was because of the stress of looking after someone who has Behavioral Problems like I have.

9 Some people stress the second syllable of “harassment,” while others stress the first.

10 I also want to stress two things that it is easy for us to overlook, so used are we to handling Evidence-Indices and finding them convincing.

11 He was weak and his infected leg was in excruciating pain from the stress and exertion he had endured the day before, hunting for Julio.

12 “Thank goodness I’m not a hairdresser, the stress is unbearable! But it looks very kawaii,” she said.

13 She stresses the verb confessing as if their father were actually being pious in looking ahead for his daughters.

14 Alex watches the introductions backstage as a makeup artist conceals a stress pimple on his forehead.

15 “I should have. I was really stressed out and wasn’t thinking straight. I’m sorry.”

16 At sixteen, most kids would stress about parallel parking tests, getting a driver’s license, and affording a car.

17 We must stress this point, it will be the foundation stone upon which we build.

18 She, too, was thinner, something I always attributed to stress.

19 Then, when Dad gets a new job and my parents aren’t stressing about money so much, I can get a real piano like this one.

20 I stressed again the need for unity between Africans and Afro-Americans.

stress 同义词

1 使受压力

tax

2 受压力

tax

6 压强

pressure P

10 扬音

thetic accent ictus

12 应力

strain tension

18 压迫感

pressure oppression

20 精神压力

technostress

21 负担

weight strain burden

22 的常见搭配词

important key material major direct popular particular positive essential involved mass express corporate increased objective hurt detailed extreme severe suitable reliable immediate junior violent overwhelming desperate racial modest lengthy vague unaware diplomatic damaging undue suited ill groundless highly fully seriously plain increasingly support plan feature build project research quality increase review contact visit code solution search network role location total challenge approach request environment fine attack impact requirement guide stage growth setting strategy factor drug disease campaign contract advice conduct protection custom conference component basis instruction injury register layer lesson signal regulation diet majority desire journey estimate appeal investigation comfort presence possibility talent criminal profit reaction contribution suggestion difficulty violence permission array arrangement chat reduction shock sequence scenario outline scope prospect reputation donation dimension recognition reform legislation intention urge qualification settlement hint interpretation tension independence tactic involvement kiss criticism minority implication determination accent patience significance panic offence unity pollution sensation sanction glimpse occurrence humour speculation objection instinct precaution publicity sigh concession scrutiny dominance rubbish omission coup cause reach reduce recommend improve sense suggest maintain treat object discuss voice promote assume obtain influence fuel highlight inspire approve refuse ignore draft observe tap arise combat conclude reject drain propose satisfy overcome comply react undertake differ interpret lodge oppose reinforce dismiss flush uncover explode forge dictate undermine weaken devise glare underline

23 重读音节

tonic

26 重音记号

accent

33 着重于

lay stress on

stress 短语相关

lay great stress/emphasis on word stress post-traumatic stress disorder sentence stress stress management lay/put stress on stress fracture stress incontinence stress ball stress mark

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