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психологический стресс
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psychological stress
Strain or disequilibrium of the mind especially in its affective or cognitive functions, or the physical or mental stimulus, agent or experience that causes such an imbalance. (Source: SMD / MED)
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1) Авиационная медицина: психологический стресс2) Безопасность: психологическая нагрузка -
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психологический стрессEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > psychological stress
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нервно-психическое напряжение; эмоциональный стресс -
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PSE, psychological stress evaluatorEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > psychological stress evaluator
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Безопасность: детектор лжиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > psychological stress analyzer
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1) Военный термин: прибор оценки психологического напряжения (детектор лжи)2) Безопасность: детектор лжиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > psychological stress evaluator
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детектор лжи (типа полиграф)Англо-русский словарь по компьютерной безопасности > psychological stress evaluator
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1. напряжение; напряженное состояние/ подвергать напряжению2. (эмоциональный) стресс; нервно-психическое напряжениеalternating stressesanalytical stressesbending stressboundary stresscombined stressescompression stresscompressive stressconstant amplitude stresscontact stresscrushing stresscyclic stressesdesign stresselasto-static stressesfabric stressfailure stressfatigue stressflying stressesfracture stressframe stressfree edge stressesG stressground stresseshoop stressin-flight stressesinternal stressjob stresslaminate stresslimit stressmaximum stress per cyclemembrane stressmidplane stressesmission stressnormal stressoperating stresspeak cycle stressplane stressesplate stressesprincipal stressproof stresspsychological stressresultant stressReynolds stressrupture stressshear stressshearing stresssteady stresstensile stresstension stressthermal stressthermally induced stressthermoelastic stressultimate stressvibratory stressvirtual stresswing root stressyield stress -
16 stress psychologique
психологический стресс
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psychological stress
Strain or disequilibrium of the mind especially in its affective or cognitive functions, or the physical or mental stimulus, agent or experience that causes such an imbalance. (Source: SMD / MED)
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stres
1. noun1) (the worry experienced by a person in particular circumstances, or the state of anxiety caused by this: the stresses of modern life; Her headaches may be caused by stress.) tensión, estrés2) (force exerted by (parts of) bodies on each other: Bridge-designers have to know about stress.) tensión3) (force or emphasis placed, in speaking, on particular syllables or words: In the word `widow' we put stress on the first syllable.) énfasis, acento
2. verb(to emphasize (a syllable etc, or a fact etc): Should you stress the last syllable in `violin'?; He stressed the necessity of being punctual.) enfatizar- lay/put stress on
stress1 n1. estrés / tensión2. acentoin "afternoon", the stress is on the last syllable en "afternoon", el acento recae sobre la última sílabastress2 vb1. acentuar2. hacer hincapié / insistirtr[stres]3 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL tensión nombre femenino5 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL (on word) acento (tónico)1 (emphasize) hacer hincapié en, poner énfasis en, subrayar, enfatizar2 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL (word) acentuar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto lay great stress on something hacer mucho hincapié en algo, poner mucho énfasis en algostress mark acentostress ['strɛs] vt1) : someter a tensión (física)2) emphasize: enfatizar, recalcar3)to stress out : estresarstress n1) : tensión f (en un material)2) emphasis: énfasis m, acento m (en lingüística)3) tension: tensión f (nerviosa), estrés mn.(§ pl.: stresses) = acento s.m.• esfuerzo s.m.• estrés s.m.• estuerzo s.m.• fatiga nerviosa s.f.• presión s.f.• tensión s.f.• énfasis s.f.v.• acentuar v.• dar mucha importancia a v.• encarecer v.• insistir en v.• poner énfasis v.• recalcar v.• remachar v.
I stres1)b) u (Phys, Tech) tensión f2)a) u ( emphasis) énfasis m, hincapié mto lay stress on something — poner* énfasis or hacer* hincapié en algo, enfatizar* algo
b) c u (Ling, Lit) acento m (tónico)the stress is o falls on the second syllable — se acentúa (en) la segunda sílaba
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a) ( emphasize) poner* enfásis or hacer* hincapié en, enfatizar*, recalcar*I must stress once again that... — vuelvo a insistir en que..., vuelvo a recalcar que...
b) ( Ling) \<\<word/syllable/vowel\>\> acentuar*[stres]1. N1) (Tech) tensión f, carga fin times of stress — en épocas de estrés or tensión
to be under stress — estar estresado, tener estrés
3) (=emphasis) hincapié m, énfasis m4) (Ling, Poetry) acento m2. VT1) (=emphasize) subrayar, insistir enI must stress that... — tengo que subrayar que...
2) (Ling, Poetry) acentuar3.CPDstress fracture N — [of bone] fractura f por fatiga; [of rock] fractura f por tensión
stress mark N — (Ling) tilde f
stress pattern N — patrón m acentual
stress system N — (Ling) sistema m de acentos, acentuación f
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I [stres]1)b) u (Phys, Tech) tensión f2)a) u ( emphasis) énfasis m, hincapié mto lay stress on something — poner* énfasis or hacer* hincapié en algo, enfatizar* algo
b) c u (Ling, Lit) acento m (tónico)the stress is o falls on the second syllable — se acentúa (en) la segunda sílaba
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a) ( emphasize) poner* enfásis or hacer* hincapié en, enfatizar*, recalcar*I must stress once again that... — vuelvo a insistir en que..., vuelvo a recalcar que...
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[strɛs]1. nto be under stress — essere stressato (-a), fig essere sotto pressione
the stresses and strains of modern life — il logorio or lo stress della vita moderna
2) (emphasis) enfasi f, Ling, Poetry accento2. vt(emphasize) sottolineare, mettere in rilievoI would like to stress that... — vorrei sottolineare che...
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20 source annexe de stress
Tension nerveuse s'ajoutant à l'effort physique proprement dit à laquelle sont soumis fréquemment les sportifs de haut niveau.Psychological stress to which elite footballers are frequently subjected apart from the permanent physical stress.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > source annexe de stress
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