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🔑stressstress AW 1 /strɛs / noun - [countable, uncountable] a state of worry and tension that is caused by difficulties in your life, having too much work, etc.精神压力；焦虑；紧张◆He's been under a lot of stress since his wife went into the hospital.自从妻子住院后，他一直承受着很大的压力。◆The doctor told her that she was suffering from stress.医生告诉她，她有精神压力。◆the stresses and strains of life in a big city大城市生活的压力和紧张
- [uncountable] stress (on sth) the special force or emphasis that you give to something because you think it is important强调；重要性◆There should be more stress on learning foreign languages in schools.学校应该更加注重学习外语。
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English language arts英语语言文学) the force or emphasis that you put on a word or part of a word when you say it重音；重读◆In the word “dictionary,” the main stress is on the first syllable.在单词 dictionary 中，主重音在第一音节。
- [countable, uncountable] stress (on sth) (
physics物理) a physical force that may cause something to bend or break应力
🔑stressstress AW 2 /strɛs / verb - [transitive] to give something special force or emphasis because you think it is important强调；注重◆The diplomat stressed the need for a peaceful solution.外交官强调迫切需要寻求一个和平解决问题的方法。 SYN emphasize
- [intransitive, transitive] stress (sb) (out) (informal) to feel or cause someone to feel worried and unable to relax（使某人）焦虑；（使某人）紧张◆Ben's really stressing over his biology exam.本对生物考试感到很紧张。
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