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1 pressure
1. noun1) (exertion of force, amount) Druck, derapply firm pressure to the joint — die Verbindung fest zusammendrücken
atmospheric pressure — Luftdruck, der
3) (trouble) Druck, derpressures at [one's] work — berufliche Belastungen
2. transitive verbbe under a lot of pressure to do something — stark unter Druck gesetzt werden, etwas zu tun. See also academic.ru/34865/high_pressure">high pressure; low pressure
pressure somebody into doing something — jemanden [dazu] drängen, etwas zu tun
* * *['preʃə]1) ((the amount of force exerted by) the action of pressing: to apply pressure to a cut to stop bleeding; A barometer measures atmospheric pressure.) der Druck3) (strong persuasion; compulsion or force: He agreed under pressure.) der Druck•- pressurize- pressurise
- pressure cooker* * *pres·sure[ˈpreʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nmassage with gentle \pressure mit leichten Druckbewegungen massierento apply \pressure Druck ausübenapply \pressure to the bleeding wound drücken Sie die Wunde abto put \pressure on sth auf etw akk drückenunder deep-sea \pressures bei Tiefseedruckto store gas at a particular \pressure Gas unter einem bestimmten Druck lagernthe \pressure of work die Arbeitsbelastung; (stronger) die Arbeitsüberlastungto be under \pressure to do sth unter Druck stehen, etw zu tun, etw dringend tun müssento handle \pressure Belastungen [o Druck] aushaltenshe is very good at handling \pressure sie kann sehr gut mit Stress umgehenthere is a lot of \pressure on sb jd hat Stress [o ist im Stress] [o steht unter Druck\pressure to abandon the new motorway is increasing die Forderungen, die neuen Autobahnpläne zu verwerfen, werden lauter\pressure for action Handlungszwang m\pressure of public opinion Druck m der öffentlichen Meinungto do sth under \pressure etw gezwungenermaßen [o unter Druck] tunto do sth under \pressure from sb etw auf jds Drängen hin tunto put \pressure [or bring \pressure to bear] on sb [to do sth] ( form) jdn unter Druck setzen[, damit er/sie etw tut]5. (demands, stress)he's got a lot of \pressures on him just now er ist im Moment starken Belastungen ausgesetztII. vt esp AM▪ to \pressure sb to do [or into doing] sth jdn dazu drängen [o unter Druck setzen], etw zu tun* * *['preʃə(r)]1. n1) Druck m (ALSO PHYS, MET)at high/full pressure (lit, fig) — unter Hochdruck
oil pressure — Öldruck m
parental pressure — Druck vonseiten or von Seiten der Eltern
to be/come under pressure to do sth — unter Druck (dat) stehen/geraten, etw zu tun
to be under pressure from sb (to do sth) — von jdm gedrängt werden(, etw zu tun)
to put pressure on sb — jdn unter Druck (dat) setzen
to put the pressure on (inf) — Druck dahintermachen (inf), Dampf machen (inf)
pressure of work prevents me —
the pressures of modern life — die Belastungen pl or der Stress des modernen Lebens
the pressures of meeting deadlines —
to be subjected to pressure, to be under pressure — unter Druck (dat) stehen or sein
2. vtSee:= pressurize* * *pressure [ˈpreʃə(r)]A s2. PHYS, TECH Druck m:pressure per unit area Flächendruck;4. fig Druck m, Last f:pressure of taxation Steuerlast;the pressure of business der Drang oder Druck der Geschäfte5. fig (moralischer) Druck, Zwang m:under pressure unter Druck;pressure to do well Leistungsdruck;be under pressure to do well unter Erfolgszwang stehen;bring pressure to bear upon sb auf jemanden Druck ausüben;pressure was piling up on him er geriet unter Druck;this was only one of the pressures piling up on him das war nur einer der Punkte, derentwegen er unter Druck geriet6. Bedrängnis f, Not f, Drangsal f:pressure of conscience GewissensnotB v/t2. unter Druck setzen (besonders US auch fig)P abk1. parking* * *1. noun1) (exertion of force, amount) Druck, deratmospheric pressure — Luftdruck, der
3) (trouble) Druck, derpressures at [one's] work — berufliche Belastungen
2. transitive verbbe under a lot of pressure to do something — stark unter Druck gesetzt werden, etwas zu tun. See also high pressure; low pressure
pressure somebody into doing something — jemanden [dazu] drängen, etwas zu tun
* * *n.Dringlichkeit f.Druck -e m. -
2 punishment
noun2) (penalty) Strafe, die3) (coll.): (rough treatment)take a lot of punishment — ganz schön getriezt od. gezwiebelt werden (ugs.). See also academic.ru/73191/take">take 1. 33)
* * *1) (the act of punishing or process of being punished.) die Bestrafung2) (suffering, or a penalty, imposed for a crime, fault etc: He was sent to prison for two years as (a) punishment.) die Strafe* * *pun·ish·ment[ˈpʌnɪʃmənt]ncapital \punishment Todesstrafe fcorporal \punishment körperliche Züchtigung, Prügelstrafe fminimum \punishment Mindeststrafe fto award a \punishment ( form) eine Strafe zuerkennento escape \punishment der Strafe entgehento incur a \punishment sich akk strafbar machento inflict a \punishment eine Strafe verhängen fachsprto mete out \punishment Strafe zumessen fachsprto mitigate the \punishment die Strafe mildern fachspras a \punishment [for sth] als Strafe [für etw akk]2. TECH (severe handling) starke [o harte] Beanspruchung, Strapazierung f; (rough treatment) harte [o grobe] Behandlungto take a lot of \punishment device, equipment stark beansprucht [o strapaziert] werden4.* * *['pʌnɪʃmənt]n1) (= penalty) Strafe f; (= punishing) Bestrafung fyou know the punishment for such offences — Sie wissen, welche Strafe darauf steht
to take one's punishment — seine Strafe akzeptieren
2) (fig inf)to take a lot of punishment (car, furniture etc) — stark strapaziert werden; (Sport) vorgeführt werden (inf)
* * *1. Bestrafung f (by durch)3. umga) grobe Behandlungtake a punishment eine Menge einstecken müssenc) Strapaze f, Schlauch m:be subjected to heavy punishment arg mitgenommen oder strapaziert werden* * *noun2) (penalty) Strafe, die3) (coll.): (rough treatment)take a lot of punishment — ganz schön getriezt od. gezwiebelt werden (ugs.). See also take 1. 33)
* * *n.Ahndung -en f.Bestrafung f.Strafe -n f. -
3 punishment
pun·ish·ment [ʼpʌnɪʃmənt] ncapital \punishment Todesstrafe f;corporal \punishment körperliche Züchtigung, Prügelstrafe f;minimum \punishment Mindeststrafe f;to award a \punishment ( form) eine Strafe zuerkennen;to escape \punishment der Strafe entgehen;to incur a \punishment sich akk strafbar machen;to inflict a \punishment eine Strafe verhängen fachspr;to mete out \punishment Strafe zumessen fachspr;to mitigate the \punishment die Strafe mildern fachspr;as a \punishment [for sth] als Strafe [für etw akk]2) tech ( severe handling) starke [o harte] Beanspruchung, Strapazierung f ( rough treatment) harte [o grobe] Behandlung;to take a lot of \punishment device, equipment stark beansprucht [o strapaziert] werdenPHRASES:
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