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2 Stress
m; -es, kein Pl. stress; ( schwer oder voll) im Stress sein umg. be under (a lot of) stress ( oder pressure); bloß kein Stress! umg. just take it easy; mach keinen Stress, Mann! umg. don’t hassle me* * *der Stressstress* * *[ʃtrɛs, st-]m -es, -e(alle Bedeutungen) stressder tägliche Stress im Büro — the daily stress or hassle (inf) in the office
* * *StressRR<-es, -e>StreßALT<-sses, -sse>[ʃtrɛs, st-]m stress\Stress haben to experience stressim \Stress sein/unter \Stress stehen to be under stressich bin voll im \Stress I am completely stressed out fam* * *der; Stresses, Stresse stress* * *(voll)bloß kein Stress! umg just take it easy;mach keinen Stress, Mann! umg don’t hassle me* * *der; Stresses, Stresse stress -
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stress;\Stress haben to experience stress;im \Stress sein/unter \Stress stehen to be under stress;ich bin voll im \Stress I am completely stressed out ( fam) -
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6 Stress-Skala
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7 Stress abbauend
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8 durch Stress verursacht
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9 background stress
■ Psychological stress to which elite footballers are frequently subjected apart from the permanent physical stress.■ Psychische Belastung, der Spitzensportler neben der körperlichen Belastung häufig ausgesetzt sind. -
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■ Mental strain or tension that comes too often, in too high a dose or at the wrong times and which can therefore have a negative effect on an athlete's performance.■ Durch physische Überforderung und Ausbleiben von Erfolg und Anerkennung verursachte Anspannung, die langfristig Gesundheit und Leistungsfähigkeit des Spielers beeinträchtigen kann. -
11 good stress
■ Mental or physical tension resulting from physical, emotional or chemical causes and which is inevitable and, to a certain degree, even beneficial as it enhances a football player's performance.■ Anpassungsleistung des Organismus an eine äußere Anforderung, die sich beim Fußballer als Hochform äußern kann. -
12 Boden-Stress
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13 Stimm-Stress-Analyse
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14 im Stress sein
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15 spanning
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16 Stressbewältigungstraining
Stress·be·wäl·ti·gungs·trai·ningRRnt stress-management training -
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18 stressgeplagt
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19 Stresssituation
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20 spanning-rek diagram
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