tension 的 2 个定义
- the act of stretching or straining.
- the state of being stretched or strained.
- mental or emotional strain; intense, suppressed suspense, anxiety, or excitement.
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- to subject to tension, especially for a specific purpose.
tension 近义词
tightness
mental stress
更多tension例句
- Modern keyboards are ergonomic, so they ease tension and make typing a smoother and more satisfying experience.
- Local officials had feared the president’s trip could further strain tensions in the city.
- While the pandemic dominated Friday’s press conference, Merkel is also battling geopolitical tensions.
- Most organizations are like stretched rubber bands, snapping back immediately back to normal once the tension is gone.
- Rising tensions between the United States and China, meanwhile, threatens trade between the world’s two largest economies.
- Yes, cops are under stress and tension (though their jobs are far less dangerous than normally supposed).
- But still the Middle East conflict does cause tension between many in these two communities.
- “This tension was not well received at the Vatican,” according to Tosatti.
- That's a step forward from the tension of the past two years.
- The increasing tension between Obama's team and Bibi's reflects this basic divergence in interests.
- The controlling leaders being out of gear the machine did not run smoothly: there was nothing but friction and tension.
- It depends upon the fact that bile acids lower surface tension.
- During so long drawn out a suspense I tried to ease the tension by dictation.
- Thus the tension which serves to start the movement is intense, though the masses involved are not very great.
- Throughout the country-side, wherever the echo of the wail was heard, a tension fell upon everything.