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/'preʃə/ * danh từ - sức ép, áp lực ((nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng)), áp suất =atmospheric pressure+ áp suất quyển khí =low pressure+ áp suất thấp =under the pressure of public opinion+ dưới sức ép của dư luận quần chúng =to bring pressure to bear upon somebody; to put pressure upon somebody+ (nghĩa bóng) dùng sức ép đối với ai - sự đè nặng, sự ép buộc, sự thúc bách; cảnh quẩn bách =financial pressure+ tài chính quẩn bách - sự vội vã, sự cấp bách, sự gấp, sự khẩn cấp =write hastily and under pressure+ viết vội vã trong hoàn cảnh cấp bách; bị ép buộc phải viết vội vã - (điện học) ứng suất !high pressure - áp suất cao - (nghĩa bóng) sự tích cực hết sức; sự hăng hái hết sức, sự khẩn trương hết sức =to work at high pressure+ làm việc hết sức tích cực, làm việc hết sức khẩn trương hăng hái
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