pressured 的 2 个定义
- the exertion of force upon a surface by an object, fluid, etc., in contact with it: the pressure of earth against a wall.
- Physics. force per unit area. Symbol: PCompare stress.
- Meteorology. atmospheric pressure.
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pres·sured, pres·sur·ing.
- to force toward a particular end; influence: They pressured him into accepting the contract.
- pressurize.
pressured 近义词
bother, urge
更多pressured例句
- If your toilet paper roll is made entirely with paper that’s already been used at least once, you’ll know you’re not putting additional pressure on forests by purchasing it.
- Once her beauty became something people shouted about on the streets, the pressure to stay that thin only glazed over the wound and kept it in place.
- As the world becomes hotter, the air pressure around Mount Everest is increasing, according to a new study published in the journal iScience.
- He would also have faced some pressure to help the Timberwolves win after a disappointing 2019-20 season.
- Retailers also say that consumers’ shift to online purchasing has taken pressure off bricks-and-mortar stores.
- The prevailing mood is highly pressured, nervous, and occasionally angry.
- He also denies that he pressured her to have an abortion, as she would contend.
- He pressured one woman to seek an abortion following their liaison.
- Do they feel pressured to participate by people more powerful than they are?
- And yet the president declined to take this action two years ago, when he was pressured by major LGBT rights organizations.
- Hing-apritahan siya pagpatug-an, He was pressured into revealing the information.
- The heavy, Earth-pressured air of the north building whistled out into the desert.
- By the time fire boats arrived to spray the Florence with streams of pressured water, the situation was well in hand.
- Oil is forced under pressure to all bearings by means of high-pressured duplex-geared pumps.
- He realized how much time had passed in the quick pressured dark.