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| 1 | U a worried or nervous feeling that stops you relaxing , caused, for example , by pressure at work or financial or personal problems （由于工作、经济或个人问题引起的）压力，紧迫，紧张 |
| overworked managers suffering from stress and anxiety 饱受紧张和焦虑之苦的超负荷工作的管理者 |
| under stress You’ ll have to excuse him: he’ s been under a lot of stress lately. 你得原谅他：他最近压力很大。 |
| stress-related the increase in stress-related illnesses 与紧张有关的疾病的增加 |
| | 1a | relating to stress 与紧张相关的 | | stress management (=dealing effectively with stress) The class teaches some basic techniques of stress management. 压力调控 | |
| | 1b | C a situation that makes you feel stress 产生压力的情况；负担 | | The beautiful gardens offer a refuge from the stresses of daily life. 这些漂亮的公园提供了一个躲开日常生活压力的避难所。 | |
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| 2 | U special importance given to something so that you pay more attention to it 重点；重要性；强调 |
| lay/put/place stress on sth The course lays great stress on the importance of oral communication. 这门课程强调口头沟通的重要性。 |
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| 3 | C/U physical pressure put on something that can make it change its shape or break 压力；应力 |
| +on Judo puts a lot of stress on your knee joints. 练柔道会使膝关节承受很大压力。 |
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| 4 | C/U the emphasis you put on a particular word or syllable (= part of a word) by pronouncing it more loudly or with greater force than other words or syllables 重音；重读 |
| the stress falls on sth (=is put on something) In ‘fatigue’ the stress falls on the second syllable. 重音落在…上 |
| | 4a | the emphasis you put on a particular musical note or sound by playing or singing it more loudly or with greater force than other notes or sounds （音乐中的）加强，加强音 | |
| Words frequently used with stress | | stress 的常见搭配词 | | verbs | alleviate, cause, combat, create, ease, generate, manage, produce, reduce, relieve, | 1 | | | |
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