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Перевод: stress

[существительное]
давление; нажим ; напряжение; напряженное состояние; ударение; акцент ; значение; усилие; стресс ;
[глагол]
ставить ударение; подчеркивать; подвергать напряжению

Тезаурус:

1. The posture puts an unnatural stress on the spine and shortens the neck.
2. If ignored, stress not only contributes to physical disorders such as heart disease, high blood pressure, ulcers and asthma, it can also lead to a variety of mental illnesses of which insomnia, depression and irritability are just early symptoms.
3. It might be that we could ensure that the shopping and household chores are done, or that the children are collected from school, thus alleviating the stress of trying to cope with everyday matters whilst trying to deal with extraordinary ones.
4. The picture is often one of violent and rapid mood swings in response to stress.
5. All stress the role of grace and man's total dependence upon God for salvation: they point out that good works are not the result of human will-power but are in some mysterious way the actions of God himself.
6. At times of stress, the body responds in a complex way; two hormones are central to this response, cortisol and adrenalin.
7. Another typical "stress" technique is to say, "Sell yourself to me".
8. Within their concept of stress or strain - often used either together or interchangeably by respondents, carers could include anxiety, fear, irritation, tension, despondency, etc.
9. I am assured by a rather unkempt doctor of my casual acquaintance that this disease - which neatly combines as in a two-thonged whip the miseries of arthritis and psoriasis - is a classic "stress" illness, visible, painful, incurable and distasteful to others.
10. Competition is cut-throat and it seems some of the designers have been taking some dodgy tabs (or suffering from over-worked stress syndrome), as the high-top becomes more and more ridiculous.
11. lessons, making little reference to games and sports, while Language and Cultural Activities syllabuses stress classroom drama but ignore potentials for clubs and community activities.
12. This may lay extra stress upon him, and should give rise to considerations of how much stress may be alleviated.
13. However, when they were discussing the historical development which led to capitalism, as they do in The German Ideology and Formen , they stress, by contrast, the continuity in structure between different stages and the universality of the historical process.