stressed

Word family  noun stress adjective stressed stressful verb stress

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stressed /strest/ AWL adjective  1  [not before noun] (also stressed out) informalWORRIED so worried and tired that you cannot relax 焦虑的，紧张的，无法放松的 I always eat when I’m feeling stressed. 我总是一紧张就吃东西。2. technicalTEM an object, especially a metal object, that is stressed has had a lot of pressure or force put on it 〔物体，尤指金属物〕受重压的，受应力的

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stressed• When stressed, we release cortisone into the body and this increases the appetite.

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stressed AC /strest/ adjective1. [not before noun] (also stressed out) informal so worried and tired that you cannot relax:
    I always eat when I’m feeling stressed.
2. technical an object, especially a metal object, that is stressed has had a lot of pressure or force put on it

🔑 stressed AW BrE /strest/ 🔊NAmE /strest/ 🔊 adjective🔑 (also informal ˌstressed ˈout) [not before noun] too anxious and tired to be able to relax 焦虑不安；心力交瘁(of a syllable 音节) pronounced with emphasis 重读的 OPP unstressed [only before noun] (specialist) that has had a lot of physical pressure put on it 受压的；受应力的◆stressed metal受压金属