词组 | stress |
释义 | noun | verb stress1 AC /stres/ noun 1. continuous feelings of worry about your work or personal life, that prevent you from relaxingadjectivesgreat/considerable/enormous stress I was under considerable stress at work.mental/emotional stress The situation caused him severe emotional stress.verbssuffer from stress If you are suffering from stress, you are more likely to become ill.cause stress Moving house often causes stress.cope with/deal with stress People find different ways of dealing with stress.reduce/relieve/alleviate stress Exercise helps to relieve stress.stress + nounssb’s stress level also sb’s level of stress Stress levels often rise before an exam.stress management Some patients may benefit from being taught stress management skills.prepositionsbe under stress She has been under a lot of stress lately.phrasesa cause/source of stress Balancing work and family is the main cause of stress for many people.signs/symptoms/effects of stress Headaches and sudden mood changes are all signs of stress. | The effects of stress are subtle and sometimes difficult to see.stresses and strains (=a lot of different worries that are caused by something) If you are fit, you will find it easier to cope with the stresses and strains of everyday life.stress-related A lot of illnesses are stress-related.2. special attention or importance given to somethingadjectivesgreat stress Government policy put great stress on education and training.verbsput/lay/place stress on sth The company lays particular stress on providing good customer service.prepositionsstress on sth The cookbook’s stress on quick but healthy meals makes it a pleasure to use. noun | verb stress2 AC /stres/ verb to emphasize a statement, fact, or ideaadverbsrepeatedly stress sth The government has repeatedly stressed the need for a fairer tax system.constantly/continually stress sth Doctors are continually stressing the importance of regular exercise.rightly stress sth Dr Stuart rightly stresses the lack of research into this subject.nounsstress the importance of sth He stresses the importance of a regular diet.stress the need for sth The president stressed the need for calm.stress a point This point needs to be stressed as much as possible.stress a fact The doctor stressed the fact that I must not take more than the stated dose of the medicine.stress the role of sb/sth In her speech, she stressed the role of parents in preventing youth crime.stress your commitment to (doing) sth The president stressed his commitment to tackling world poverty.phrasesit is important to stress sth We think it is important to stress that we are opposed to the war.sb is keen to stress sth also sb is at pains to stress sth He was keen to stress that he did not want to leave the company. | She was at pains to stress that this was her own personal decision.it must be stressed that... It must be stressed that the government made no attempt to conceal this information.it is worth stressing sth It is worth stressing the value of the library to the local community.I cannot stress sth enough also sth cannot be stressed enough The importance of honesty and openness cannot be stressed enough. |
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