Definition of cross-pressure in English:

cross-pressure

verb

[with object]North American

Expose (someone) to different, incompatible opinions.
the executive has been cross-pressured by the interests of the states and the electorate
Example sentencesExamples
- Under-support was most pronounced among cross-pressured Republicans.
- Thus, this sector of Catholic voters is likely to feel cross-pressured in 2000.
- With the number of undecided voters shrinking in recent years, campaigns in 2004 are increasingly seeking out voters who are cross-pressured on issues.
- Occasionally I did encounter undecided voters who were genuinely cross-pressured.
- They are cross-pressured as well by the forces of globalisation and what they regard as Western imperialism and cultural domination.

Definition of cross-pressure in US English:

cross-pressure

verbˌkrôsˈpreSHər

[with object]North American

Expose (someone) to different, incompatible opinions.
the executive has been cross-pressured by the interests of the states and the electorate
Example sentencesExamples
- Under-support was most pronounced among cross-pressured Republicans.
- Occasionally I did encounter undecided voters who were genuinely cross-pressured.
- They are cross-pressured as well by the forces of globalisation and what they regard as Western imperialism and cultural domination.
- Thus, this sector of Catholic voters is likely to feel cross-pressured in 2000.
- With the number of undecided voters shrinking in recent years, campaigns in 2004 are increasingly seeking out voters who are cross-pressured on issues.

单词	cross-pressure
释义	Definition of cross-pressure in English: cross-pressure verb [with object]North American Expose (someone) to different, incompatible opinions. the executive has been cross-pressured by the interests of the states and the electorate Example sentencesExamples Under-support was most pronounced among cross-pressured Republicans. Thus, this sector of Catholic voters is likely to feel cross-pressured in 2000. With the number of undecided voters shrinking in recent years, campaigns in 2004 are increasingly seeking out voters who are cross-pressured on issues. Occasionally I did encounter undecided voters who were genuinely cross-pressured. They are cross-pressured as well by the forces of globalisation and what they regard as Western imperialism and cultural domination. Definition of cross-pressure in US English: cross-pressure verbˌkrôsˈpreSHər [with object]North American Expose (someone) to different, incompatible opinions. the executive has been cross-pressured by the interests of the states and the electorate Example sentencesExamples Under-support was most pronounced among cross-pressured Republicans. Occasionally I did encounter undecided voters who were genuinely cross-pressured. They are cross-pressured as well by the forces of globalisation and what they regard as Western imperialism and cultural domination. Thus, this sector of Catholic voters is likely to feel cross-pressured in 2000. With the number of undecided voters shrinking in recent years, campaigns in 2004 are increasingly seeking out voters who are cross-pressured on issues.
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