tenseness / tɛns /

紧张程度紧张性紧张度紧张

tenseness2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective

tens·er, tens·est.

  1. stretched tight, as a cord, fiber, etc.; drawn taut; rigid.
  2. in a state of mental or nervous strain; high-strung; taut: a tense person.
  3. characterized by a strain upon the nerves or feelings: a tense moment.
  4. Phonetics. pronounced with relatively tense tongue muscles; narrow. Compare lax.
v. 无主动词 verb

tensed, tens·ing.

  1. to make or become tense.

tenseness 近义词

tenseness

等同于 intensity

tenseness

等同于 jitters

tenseness 的近义词 5
tenseness 的反义词 1
tenseness

等同于 nerves

tenseness

等同于 stress

tenseness

等同于 tension

tenseness

等同于 irritation

tenseness

等同于 heebie-jeebies

tenseness

等同于 soreness

tenseness

等同于 vehemency

更多tenseness例句

  1. I’ll enjoy not being so tense that I clench my muscles until I become the rare case of a living person going into rigor mortis.
  2. The pandemic had exacerbated an already tense parenting arrangement between Richard Sherrick and Kimberly Page, who were never married but have two boys who are 6 and 4.
  3. A long road backA few years ago, publishers spoke about Instant Articles mostly in the past tense.
  4. For people dealing with tense shoulders and necks, the bizarre design of this sleep wedge will protect from pinched nerves and other nighttime misalignments.
  5. Stockholm County Mayor Irene Svenonius says the situation is “extremely tense.”
  6. The air itself had a certain electrical tenseness about it, like the silence before a storm.
  7. He saw the tenseness of the abdominal organs, felt the blind fear in the creature's mind.
  8. The scout fought down a surge of panic, attempted to battle the tenseness which tied his nerves.
  9. Sadie gave him a searching glance and he noted an ominous tenseness in her pose and her drawn-back lips.
  10. It was a week of strained tenseness; a certain electricity seemed at hand in the atmosphere, inhibiting speech.