stressed

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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
stressed adj (emotionally)estresado/a adj
  agobiado/a adj
  preocupado/a adj
  abrumado adj
 Paul is really stressed because of all the problems he's having at the moment.
 Paul está muy estresado con todos los problemas que está teniendo últimamente.
stressed adj (syllable)acentuado/a adj
  tónico/a adj
 Listen to see if you can identify the stressed syllable in the following words.
 Escucha para ver si puedes identificar la sílaba acentuada de las siguientes palabras.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
stressed adj (subjected to physical strain)pretensado adj
  tenso/a adj
  tirante adj
  presionado adj
 Stressed concrete was used in the construction.
 En esta obra se usó hormigón pretensado.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
stress n (pressure, demands)estrés nm
 The stress of getting married can be overwhelming.
 El estrés prenupcial puede ser abrumador.
stress n (emphasis)insistencia nf
  esfuerzo nm
 The stress placed on good customer service has helped the company grow.
 La insistencia puesta en brindar un buen servicio al cliente ayudó al crecimiento de la empresa.
stress n (phonetics: accent on syllable)acento nm
 The stress goes on the second syllable.
 El acento va en la segunda sílaba.
stress [sb] vtr (make tense, nervous)estresar a vtr + prep
  poner nervioso a loc verb
 The prospect of having to undergo surgery stressed me.
 Me estresaba la operación.
stress [sth] vtr (emphasize)enfatizar vtr
 We stressed our desire to hire a manager with a lot of experience.
 Enfatizamos nuestro deseo de contratar a un gerente con mucha experiencia.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
stress n (stronger than usual pronunciation)acentuación nf
  acento nm
 In English, stress is sometimes put on a word to emphasise its importance.
 En inglés, la acentuación se pone en una palabra para enfatizar su importancia.
stress n (music: accented beat) (en música)acento nm
 There is a stress here on the B flat.
 Hay un acento aquí, en el si bemol.
stress n (mechanics: physical pressure)carga nf
  presión nf
 The stress on the bolt was the cause of the mechanical failure.
 La carga del perno fue la causa de la falla mecánica.
stress n (physiological disturbance)estrés nm
stress vi informal (become anxious, tense)estresarse v prnl
 It's all going to be OK; don't stress!
 Todo va a estar bien, no te estreses.
stress over [sth] vi (be tense, anxious about)estresarse por v prnl + prep
 Julie is really stressing over her exams.
 Julie se está estresando por sus exámenes.
stress [sth] vtr (subject to physical stress)producir una contractura loc verb
  tensar vtr
 Lifting that heavy table has stressed my back.
 Levantar esa pesada mesa me ha producido una contractura en la espalda.
 Tensé demasiado la espalda al levantar esa mesa tan pesada.
stress [sth] vtr (pronounce more strongly)acentuar vtr
  hacer énfasis en loc verb + prep
 He stressed the word "walk" because he really didn't want to drive to the shop.
 Acentuó la palabra «caminar» porque no quería manejar hasta la tienda.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
stress | stressed
InglésEspañol
stress out vi phrasal informal (be tense and anxious)estresarse v prnl
  estar estresado v cop + adj
  estar tenso, estar ansioso v cop + adj
 Alex has an exam tomorrow and he's really stressing out.
 Alex tiene un examen mañana y se está estresando mucho.
stress [sb] out vtr phrasal sep informal (make tense and anxious)poner tenso a loc verb
  estresar a vtr + prep
 Work is really busy at the moment and it's stressing me out.
 Hay mucho trabajo en este momento, y me pone tenso.
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Compound Forms:
stressed | stress
InglésEspañol
get stressed out vi + adj (become anxious, tense)estresarse v prnl
  ponerse nervioso v prnl + adj
stressed out,
stressed-out
adj
informal (anxious, tense)estresado/a adj
  tenso/a adj
Note: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun
 I'm stressed out about all the work I have at the moment.
 "Quit fighting, the three of you!" yelled the stressed-out mother to her children.
 Estoy estresado con todo el trabajo que tengo en este momento.
stressed syllable n (part of a word that is emphasized)sílaba tónica nf + adj
  sílaba acentuada nf + adj
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Collocations: a stressed [teacher, worker, leader, parent, student, individual], I feel stressed with [so much, all this] work, is (very) stressed at work, more...

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