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strained
UK
/streɪnd/
US
/streɪnd/
strained out
strained out
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strained
adjective
more strained
Comp.
most strained
Super.
UK
/streɪnd/
US
/streɪnd/
напряжённый
The conversation between them was strained.
Разговор между ними был напряжённый.
натянутый
Their relationship has been strained since the argument.
Их отношения были натянутыми с тех пор, как произошла ссора.
Traductions supplémentaires
принуждённый
искажённый
Synonymes
tense
stressed
strained
taut
tight
nervous
anxious
overworked
Antonymes
relaxed
unstrained
strain
verb
strained
Past Simple
strained
Past Simple
strained
Past Participle
straining
Gerund
UK
/streɪn/
US
/streɪn/
напрягать
He had to strain his eyes to see the small print.
Ему пришлось напрягать глаза, чтобы увидеть мелкий шрифт.
процеживать
She strained the pasta before adding the sauce.
Она процедила пасту перед добавлением соуса.
натягивать
He strained the rope to its limit.
Он натянул веревку до предела.
Synonymes
stress
tension
pressure
distort
overexert
wrench
squeeze
tighten
strain
past participle
strained
Used predicatively and attributively to describe something showing tension or stress, derived from the past participle of the verb.
Synonymes
strained
tense
stressed
forced
constrained
taut
tight
stretched
overstretched
overextended
strained-looking
drawn
Définitions
strained
adjective
Showing signs of tension or stress.
Her strained smile revealed her discomfort during the meeting.
Not relaxed or natural; forced.
The conversation between the two old friends was strained after their argument.
Affected by tension or pressure, often to the point of being stretched or weakened.
The strained relationship between the two countries led to diplomatic challenges.
Passed through a sieve or filter to remove lumps or excess liquid; filtered.
The recipe calls for strained tomatoes to achieve a smooth sauce.
strain
verb
To force a part of one's body or oneself to make a strenuous or unusually great effort.
He strained his back while lifting the heavy box.
To pour a liquid through a porous or perforated device or material in order to separate out any solid matter.
She strained the pasta to remove the excess water.
To stretch something to its maximum limit or capacity.
The rope strained under the weight of the heavy load.
To make a strenuous or continuous effort.
He strained to hear the faint sound coming from the distance.
strain
past participle
Showing signs of tension, effort, or stress; not relaxed or friendly.
She gave him a strained smile that revealed her discomfort.
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