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stress
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
pressure, tension
Translation: pressure, tension
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: A feeling of mental or emotional pressure caused by difficult situations.

Stress is when you feel worried or scared because something is hard. Many people feel stress at school or work.

She feels stress before a big test.

Work stress can make you tired.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
75%
force, pressure
Translation: force, pressure
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: Physical force or pressure applied to an object or material.

Stress means a push, pull, or force on things. It is how heavy or strong something presses on an object.

The bridge can hold a lot of stress.

Stress breaks the glass easily.

3
B1
verb
Usage:
80%
emphasize, highlight
Translation: emphasize, highlight
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: To give special importance or attention to something when speaking or writing.

To stress means to show that something is very important. You can stress a word or idea to make it clear.

Please stress the main point in your talk.

She stressed the need to be careful.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
70%
accent, emphasis
Translation: accent, emphasis
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: The particular force that makes a syllable in a word sound louder or stronger.

Stress is the way one part of a word is said louder or stronger than other parts. It helps people understand words well.

In the word 'record', the stress is on the first syllable.

Stress helps to say words correctly.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
65%
load, burden
Translation: load, burden
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: The physical or mental strain caused by carrying or bearing weight or a difficult situation.

Stress means a heavy load or pressure on a body, mind, or machine. It can cause harm if it is too strong or lasts a long time.

The stress on her legs was too much after the run.

The stress on the machine was very high.

6
B2
noun
Usage:
40%
emphasis, accent
Translation: emphasis, accent
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: A distant synonym for accent or emphasis in music or rhythm.

In music, stress means to play some notes louder or stronger than others to create a pattern or rhythm.

The stress in the music makes it exciting.

She marked stress on strong beats.

7
B1
verb
Usage:
70%
worry, strain
Translation: worry, strain
Pronunciation: /strɛs/
Meaning: To become worried or anxious because of difficult events or pressure.

To stress means to feel worried or nervous. People stress when they have many problems or hard tasks.

He stresses about exams every day.

Do not stress before the test.

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