pressure如何读

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pressure英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]压(力),压强 amount of force against sth
  2. [U]强制,压迫 strong or oppressive influence

pressure是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 【物】压强,压力
  2. 压迫
  3. 压,按,榨,挤(压)
  4. 催促
  5. 强迫,强制
  6. 艰难
  7. 大气压力
  8. 困扰
  9. 电压
  10. 精神压力
  11. 紧迫,紧急
v. (动词)
  1. <主美>(对...施)加压力
  2. 迫使
  3. (使)增压
  4. 密封
  5. 迫于
  6. 压缩
  7. 用压力锅蒸煮

pressure自然拼读

pres·sure

pre shr

pressure变形

复数:pressures

第三人称单数:pressures

现在分词:pressuring

过去式:pressured

过去分词:pressured

pressure词根

词根:press

adj.

pressing 紧迫的;迫切的;恳切的

pressurized 加压的;受压的

pressor 加压的;有使血压增高的;收缩血管的

adv.

pressingly 强求地;恳切地;固执地

n.

press 压;按;新闻;出版社;[印刷] 印刷机

pressing 压;冲压件

pressor 升高血压的物质

v.

pressing 压;按;熨烫衣物(press的ing形式)

pressurized 增压;密封;使…加压(pressurize的过去式)

vi.

press 压;逼;重压

vt.

press 压;按;逼迫;紧抱

pressurize 密封;增压;使……加压,使……压入

pressure英英释义

noun

the burden of physical or mental distress

the constraint of circumstance : the weight of social or economic imposition

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it : compression

archaic impression, stamp

the action of a force against an opposing force

the force or thrust exerted over a surface divided by its area

electromotive force

the stress or urgency of matters demanding attention : exigency

people who work well under pressure

the force of selection that results from one or more agents and tends to reduce a population of organisms predation pressure

population pressure

the pressure exerted in every direction by the weight of the atmosphere

a sensation aroused by moderate compression of a body part or surface

verb

transitive verb

to apply pressure to

pressurize

to cook in a pressure cooker

pressure词组

under pressure面临压力,在压力之下;受到压力

high pressure高压,高气压;高度紧张

blood pressuren. 血压

low pressure低气压;松懈

pressure drop压力下降,压强下降

hydraulic pressure[机]液压;水压

pressure vessel压力容器

high blood pressure高血压

water pressure水压力

air pressure气压;风压

under the pressure of在…压力下

negative pressure[物]负压;[计]负压力

atmospheric pressure大气压力,大气压强

gas pressure气压;气体压力;煤气压力

pressure difference压力差;差压;压力补偿器;气压梯度

pressure water加压水

pressure control压力控制

pressure gradient气压梯度

differential pressure[物]压差

static pressure静压

pressure区别

 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

pressure词源中文解释

14世纪末,"痛苦,痛苦; 对心灵或心灵的压迫或事实",源自古法语 presseure "压迫; 折磨; 痛苦; 压榨"(对于葡萄酒或奶酪),"折磨工具"(12世纪)直接源自拉丁语 pressura "压迫行动",源自 pressus, premere 的过去分词"压迫,紧握,覆盖,拥挤,压缩"(源自 PIE 根 *per-(4)"打击")。

在物理意义上的字面意思"压迫的行为或事实"可追溯到15世纪初的英语。"道德或心理上的强制力,权威或影响的施加"的意思来自1620年代; "紧迫性,对一个人时间或精力的需求"的意思来自1812年。物理学中的科学意义,"单位面积上向内部施加的压力",可追溯到1650年代。

Pressure cooker "密封容器,在蒸汽压下烹饪食物",可追溯到1915年; 比喻意义来自1958年。Pressure point 的皮肤,可追溯到1876年。Pressure-treated,指浸渍有防腐液的木材,经过压力处理,可追溯到1911年。

pressure_体育行业词汇

压强

进攻压力

pressure_力学行业词汇

压强

pressure_医学行业词汇

压〔力〕,压迫:压、拉、推或切的应力

pressure_土木工程行业词汇

压强

pressure_机械行业词汇

压力[位式]控制器

[step-type] controller, pressure switch 又称“压力开关”。当压力达到设定值时进行位式控制或(和)报警的仪表。

压力式温度计

pressure-filled ther-mometer 利用充灌式感温系统测量温度的仪表。

pressure_水利行业词汇

压强

作用于单位面积上的压力。

pressure_法律行业词汇

压力

pressure_物理学行业词汇

压致超导相变

pressure-induced superconducting phase transition

压致磁[性]相变

pressure-induced magnetic phase transition

压致结晶

pressure-induced crystallization

压致软模相变

pressure-induced soft mode phase transition

pressure_电力行业词汇

水锤法

pressure-time method, Gibson method 又称“吉布森法”。

pressure_航天行业词汇

压强

pressure_航空行业词汇

压强

全称“压力强度”。流体沿某一平面的法线方向作用于该面上的每单位面积上的力,力的方向指向被作用的面。

pressure_药学行业词汇

压力

pressure词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin pressura, from Latin, action of pressing, pressure, from pressus, past participle of premere

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

pressure儿童词典英英释义

pressurizeverb

to maintain near-normal atmospheric pressure in

pressurize an airplane cabin

to apply pressure to

pressurizeverb

to maintain near-normal atmospheric pressure in

pressurize an airplane cabin

to apply pressure to

pressurizeverb

to maintain near-normal atmospheric pressure in

pressurize an airplane cabin

to apply pressure to

pressurizeverb

to maintain near-normal atmospheric pressure in

pressurize an airplane cabin

to apply pressure to

pressurizeverb

to maintain near-normal atmospheric pressure in

pressurize an airplane cabin

to apply pressure to

pressure1 of 2noun

a force or influence that cannot be avoided

social pressure

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it

keep steady pressure on the gas pedal

the action of a force against an opposing force

the force applied over a surface divided by its area

the force exerted as a result of the weight of the atmosphere

the stress or burden of matters demanding attention

works well under pressure

pressure2 of 2verb

to apply pressure to

pressurize

pressure1 of 2noun

a force or influence that cannot be avoided

social pressure

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it

keep steady pressure on the gas pedal

the action of a force against an opposing force

the force applied over a surface divided by its area

the force exerted as a result of the weight of the atmosphere

the stress or burden of matters demanding attention

works well under pressure

pressure2 of 2verb

to apply pressure to

pressurize

pressure1 of 2noun

a force or influence that cannot be avoided

social pressure

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it

keep steady pressure on the gas pedal

the action of a force against an opposing force

the force applied over a surface divided by its area

the force exerted as a result of the weight of the atmosphere

the stress or burden of matters demanding attention

works well under pressure

pressure2 of 2verb

to apply pressure to

pressurize

pressure1 of 2noun

a force or influence that cannot be avoided

social pressure

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it

keep steady pressure on the gas pedal

the action of a force against an opposing force

the force applied over a surface divided by its area

the force exerted as a result of the weight of the atmosphere

the stress or burden of matters demanding attention

works well under pressure

pressure2 of 2verb

to apply pressure to

pressurize

pressure医学词典英英释义

pressurenoun

the burden of mental or physical distress especially from grief, illness, or adversity

the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it : compression

the action of a force against some opposing force : a force in the nature of a thrust distributed over a surface

the force or thrust exerted over a surface divided by the area of the surface

electromotive force

atmospheric pressure

a touch sensation aroused by moderate compression of the skin

pressure 例句

1 “No pressure or anything,” Hena jokes as she pokes me in my side.

2 the pressure of the compressed air inside the chamber

3 The pressure waves appeared smaller—even the boulder didn’t seem as large.

4 He was under strong pressure to resign.

他承受着要辞职的巨大压力。

5 The whip applied pressure on the rebel mps to vote with the government.

组织秘书给造反派下院议员施加压力要求他们和政府一同选举.

6 This was, in effect a wind gun driven by atmospheric pressure and where the piston replaced the bullet.

7 In the 1930s, the pressure on you to belong as a young Soviet was probably the most overwhelming pressure of your life.

8 The unopposed pressure launched the airlock like a cannonball as the Hab's atmosphere explosively escaped through the breach.

9 I felt no pressure to perform, so I usually did fine.

10 It worked just like a stove-top espresso machine: the pressure of steam in a chamber from which there was only one exit drove the water in the container upwards and out.

11 Digital audio Sound waves generate air pressure oscillations that stimulate the human auditory system.

数字音频声波产生气压振动刺激人的听觉系统.

12 Yet he was under even greater pressure from his own people.

13 “Tobias, wait—” I walk out, and some of the pressure inside me releases as soon as I’m not in that room anymore.

14 He sighed as though trying to keep his blood pressure under control.

15 A gentle breeze surrounded me, and I felt its pressure only, not its temperature.

16 The peculiar pressure that it exerted on human beings between the Neolithic Age and the early twentieth century has disappeared and has been replaced by something quite different.

17 Dimple groaned and clutched her head, feeling like that ancient pressure cooker Mamma still used when she made idli cakes.

18 Don’t put too much pressure on your pencil.

19 Fischer plunged into the game with his trusted and thoroughly analyzed opening, the Ruy López, instantly seizing the initiative and generating pressure in the center squares.

20 He told us about being pressured by the sheriff and the ABI and threatened with the death penalty if he didn't testify against McMillian.

pressure 同义词

2 压强

stress P

7 密封的

sealed airtight hermetic

8 呼吁

call appeal

9 压迫感

stress oppression

13 迫不得已

unwilling pressurize

17

squeeze try

22 加压的

pressurized

23 逼迫

heat press pressurize

27 施以压力

high-pressure

31 威逼

browbeat nobble

35 使增压

pressurize

39 使迫不得已

pressurize

47 压挤

strain

51 电压

voltage tension

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