英语词汇“stressor”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

stress /stres/

noun

Strain

A constraining influence

Physical, emotional or mental pressure

A disturbed physiological state resulting from being continually under emotional or mental pressure

Force

The system of forces applied to a body

The insistent assigning of weight or importance

Emphasis

Relative emphasis placed on a syllable or word

Distraint (law)

Hardship, straits (obsolete)

transitive verb

To apply stress to

To subject to stress or strain

To lay stress on

To emphasize

intransitive verb

informal

To experience stress or anxiety

ORIGIN: Aphetic for distress; prob partly also from OFr estrece, from L strictus, from stringere to draw tight

stressed adjective

stressˈful adjective

stressˈless adjective

stressˈor noun

An agent or factor that causes stress

stressˈy adjective (informal)

Causing or affected by stress

stressedˈ-outˈ adjective (informal)

Exhausted from stress or nervous tension

stressed-skin construction noun

That of aircraft structures in which the skin carries a large proportion of the loads

stress fracture noun (medicine)

A fracture of a bone resulting from repetitive jarring, most commonly occurring in runners and other athletes

stress mark noun

A mark used to indicate that a written syllable is stressed when spoken

stress test noun

A test to determine whether a system is able to cope with adverse conditions

stress-test stress-testing stress-tested stress-tested stress-tests transitive verb

stress out (informal)

To make (a person) exhausted from stress or nervous tension.