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tension

noun
/ˈtenʃn/
/ˈtenʃn/
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  1. [uncountable, countable, usually plural] a situation in which people do not trust each other, or feel unfriendly towards each other, and that may cause them to attack each other紧张局势(或关系、状况)
    • There is mounting tension along the border.边境局势日趋紧张。
    • international/racial/political tensions国际紧张局势;种族间的紧张关系;政治上的紧张状况
    • Family tensions and conflicts may lead to violence.家庭关系紧张和矛盾会导致暴力行为。
    • tension between A and B The incident has further increased tension between the two countries.这一事件进一步加剧了两国之间的紧张局势。
    Extra Examples
    • In the early 1960's, new tensions arose between the United States and the USSR.20 世纪 60 年代初,美国和苏联之间出现了新的紧张关系。
    • Money was always a source of tension between her parents.金钱始终是造成她父母关系紧张的根源。
    • More police have been sent to areas of high political tension.政治局势高度紧张的地区增派了警力。
    • Racial tensions in the town were running high.镇子里种族关系高度紧张。
    • She often used humour to defuse tension in meetings.她经常用幽默来缓和会议上的紧张气氛。
    • The job losses caused greater tensions within the company.人员裁减在公司内部造成了更强烈的紧张关系。
    • tension between local youths and the police当地青年和警察之间的紧张关系
    Topics Social issuesb2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • considerable
    • great
    • high
    verb + tension
    • cause
    • create
    • generate
    tension + verb
    • build up
    • grow
    • increase
    preposition
    • tension among
    • tension between
    • tension in
    phrases
    • a source of tension
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  2. [countable, uncountable] tension (between A and B) a situation in which the fact that there are different needs or interests causes difficulties矛盾;对立
    • There is often a tension between the aims of the company and the wishes of the employees.公司的目标和雇员的愿望之间经常存在矛盾。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • considerable
    • great
    • high
    verb + tension
    • cause
    • create
    • generate
    tension + verb
    • build up
    • grow
    • increase
    preposition
    • tension among
    • tension between
    • tension in
    phrases
    • a source of tension
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  3. [uncountable] a feeling of worry and stress that makes it impossible to relax(情绪上的)紧张,烦躁
    • nervous tension神经紧张
    • We laughed and that helped ease the tension.我们笑了,因而紧张的情绪得以缓和下来。
    • Walking and swimming are excellent for releasing tension.散步和游泳是释放紧张的绝佳方式。
    • a tension headache紧张性头痛
    Synonyms pressurepressure
    • stress
    • tension
    • strain
    These are all words for the feelings of worry caused by the problems in somebody’s life.
    • pressure difficulties and feelings of worry that are caused by the need to achieve something or to behave in a particular way:
      • She was unable to attend because of the pressures of work.由于工作紧张,她不能出席。
    • stress pressure or worry caused by the problems in somebody’s life:
      • stress-related illnesses与精神压力有关的疾病
    pressure or stress?用 pressure 还是 stress?It is common to say that somebody is suffering from stress, while pressure may be the thing that causes stress.
    • tension a feeling of worry and stress that makes it impossible to relax:
      • nervous tension神经紧张
    • strain pressure on somebody/​something because they have too much to do or manage; the problems or worry that this produces:
      • I found it a strain looking after four children.我觉得照料四个孩子挺累的。
    Patterns
    • to be under pressure/​stress/​strain
    • considerable pressure/​stress/​tension/​strain
    • to cause stress/​tension/​strain
    • to cope with the pressure/​stress/​tension/​strain
    • to relieve/​release the pressure/​stress/​tension/​strain
    • to be suffering from stress/​tension
    Extra Examples
    • He suffers from nervous tension.他饱受神经紧张之苦。
    • Horses are very sensitive to signs of tension in humans.马对人类流露出的紧张情绪非常敏感。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • inner
    • emotional
    • nervous
    verb + tension
    • feel
    • suffer from
    • sense
    tension + noun
    • headache
    preposition
    • tension in
    phrases
    • a release of tension
    • a sign of tension
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  4. [uncountable] the feeling of fear and excitement that is created by a writer or a film director(作家或电影导演制造的)紧张气氛
    • dramatic tension扣人心弦的紧张气氛
    • As the movie progresses the tension builds.随着电影剧情的发展,气氛越来越紧张。
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    • Tension builds around the mystery of what will happen to Freddie.弗雷迪会发生什么事显得神秘莫测,气氛愈发紧张。
    • The tension among the audience was palpable.观众中的紧张气氛显而易见。
    • the use of editing to heighten the tension通过编辑提高张力
    Topics Film and theatreb2, Literature and writingb2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • dramatic
    verb + tension
    • build
    • heighten
    • increase
    tension + verb
    • build
    • grow
    • mount
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  5. [uncountable] the state of being stretched tight; the extent to which something is stretched tight拉伸;张力;拉紧状态;绷紧程度
    • muscular tension肌肉绷紧
    • Adjust the string tension of your tennis racket to suit your style of playing.调节网球拍的网张力,以配合你的打法。
    • When knitting, try to keep the same tension throughout.编织时,始终保持相同的张力。
    • Massage can relieve tension in your shoulders and back.按摩可以缓解肩部和背部的紧张。
    see also surface tension
    Extra Examples
    • The sudden tension on the line told me I had hooked a fish.钓线突然绷紧告诉我鱼上钩了。
    • The metal is weak in tension.这种金属张力很差。
    • Stay clear of cables which are under tension.远离绷紧的缆绳。
    • The hot bath eased the tension in his body.洗个热水澡缓解了他身体的紧张。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • string
    verb + tension
    • adjust
    • release
    preposition
    • in tension
    • under tension
    • tension on
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  6. Word Originmid 16th cent. (as a medical term denoting a condition or feeling of being physically stretched or strained): from French, or from Latin tensio(n-), from tendere ‘stretch’.

tension

verb
/ˈtenʃn/
/ˈtenʃn/
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they tension
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he / she / it tensions
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past simple tensioned
/ˈtenʃnd/
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past participle tensioned
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-ing form tensioning
/ˈtenʃənɪŋ/
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  1. tension something to make a wire, sail, etc. tight and stretched(使金属线、帆等)拉紧,绷紧
    Word Originmid 16th cent. (as a medical term denoting a condition or feeling of being physically stretched or strained): from French, or from Latin tensio(n-), from tendere ‘stretch’.

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