stressing

UK
/ˈstresɪŋ/
US
/ˈstɹɛsɪŋ/

Translations

stressingnoun
stressings
pl
insistanceEmploi général pour exprimer le fait de mettre l’accent sur quelque chose.
The stressing of key points during the presentation helped the audience understand the main ideas.
L’insistance sur les points clés pendant la présentation a aidé le public à comprendre les idées principales.
Additional translations
sollicitationSens technique ou physique : action d’imposer une contrainte, une pression ou une tension.
stressinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈstres.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈstrɛs.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something or someone that applies stress or emphasis or that causes strain.
stressantQui provoque du stress, de la tension ou de la fatigue.
Working double shifts was a very stressing experience for the interns.
Travailler en double équipe a été une expérience très stressante pour les stagiaires.
stressverb

stressing

Gerund

stressed
Past Simple
stressed
Past Participle
stressing
Gerund
UK
/stres/
US
/stɹɛs/
soulignerSens courant : mettre l’accent sur quelque chose.
The teacher stressed the importance of completing assignments on time.
Le professeur a souligné l’importance de rendre les devoirs à temps.
accentuerLinguistique : prononcer une syllabe ou un mot avec accent.
When the word is a verb, you stress the second syllable.
Quand le mot est un verbe, vous accentuez la deuxième syllabe.
Additional translations
solliciterSens technique : appliquer une contrainte à un matériau ou à une structure.
stresserEmploi courant et familier : éprouver du stress.

Definitions

stressingnoun
The act of emphasizing or highlighting something as important.
The stressing of key points during the presentation helped the audience understand the main ideas.
The application of physical, mental, or emotional pressure to something or someone.
Excessive stressing of the cable eventually caused it to snap.
stressinggerund / present participle
Applying stress or emphasis; causing strain or tension.
Working double shifts was a very stressing experience for the interns.
stressverb
To give emphasis or importance to something.
The teacher stressed the importance of completing assignments on time.
To subject to pressure or tension.
The engineer stressed the material to test its durability.
To experience mental or emotional strain or tension.
She tends to stress over minor details before a big presentation.
To pronounce a syllable or word with particular emphasis or accent.
When the word is a verb, you stress the second syllable.