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I noun(a form of a verb that shows the time of its action in relation to the time of speaking: a verb in the past/future/present tense.) tiempo
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1. adjective1) (strained; nervous: The crowd was tense with excitement; a tense situation.) tenso2) (tight; tightly stretched.) tirante, tenso
2. verb(to make or become tense: He tensed his muscles.) tensar- tensely- tenseness
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tense1 adj tensotense2 n tiempotr[tens]1 (anxious) tenso,-a2 (taut) tirante, tenso,-a1 (of verb) tiempo1 tensar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get tensed up ponerse nervioso,-a: tensartense vi: tensarse, ponerse tenso1) taut: tenso, tirante2) nervous: tenso, nerviosotense n: tiempo m (de un verbo)expr.• tiempo (Lingüística) n.m.adj.• nevioso, -a adj.• tenso, -a adj.• teso, -a adj.• tiempo, -a adj.• tieso, -a adj.• tirante adj.n.• tiempo s.m.v.• estirar v.• tensar v.• tesar v.
I tensa) ( strained) <atmosphere/situation> tensob) ( nervous) nervioso, tenso
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transitive verb \<\<muscles\>\> poner* tenso, tensarPhrasal Verbs:- tense up
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[tens]N (Ling) tiempo m
II [tens]1. ADJ(compar tenser) (superl tensest)1) (=nervous) [person, expression] tensoto get or grow tense — ponerse tenso
2) (=stiff) [body, muscles, neck] tenso, en tensiónmy shoulders are tense — tengo los hombros tensos or en tensión
3) (=strained) [atmosphere, silence] tenso; [relations] tenso, tirante; [period, moment] de tensión4) (=taut) [rope, wire] tenso, tirante2.3.VT (also: tense up) tensar, poner tensoshe tensed her muscles — tensó or puso tensos los músculos
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I [tens]a) ( strained) <atmosphere/situation> tensob) ( nervous) nervioso, tenso
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transitive verb \<\<muscles\>\> poner* tenso, tensarPhrasal Verbs:- tense up
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Синонимический ряд:1. fullest (adj.) fullest; most exact; most faithful; most rigorous; strictest2. most familiar (adj.) chummiest; friendliest; most confidential; most familiar; most intimate3. most immediate (adj.) most immediate; most near-at-hand; most nearby; most proximate; nearest; nighest4. most silent (adj.) dumbest; most close-lipped; most closemouthed; most close-mouthed; most close-tongued; most inconversable; most reserved; most reticent; most shut-mouthed; most silent; most silentious; most speechless; most taciturn; most tight-lipped; most tight-mouthed; most uncommunicative; most wordless5. stingiest (adj.) cheapest; meanest; most cheeseparing; most closefisted; most close-fisted; most costive; most hardfisted; most hardhanded; most ironfisted; most mingy; most miserly; most narrow-fisted; most narrowhearted; most niggard; most niggardly; most parsimonious; most penny-pinching; most penny-wise; most penurious; most pinching; most pinchpenny; most save-all; most scrimy; most tightfisted; most ungenerous; most ungiving; scrimpiest; stingiest6. stuffiest (adj.) most airless; most breathless; most stifling; most stivy; most suffocating; stuffiest; sultriest7. thickest (adj.) densest; most compact; most confining; most cramped; most crowded; most packed; narrowest; thickest8. tightest (adj.) tautest; tensest; tightest -
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Синонимический ряд:1. most comfortable (adj.) comfiest; cosiest; coziest; easiest; most comfortable; most cushy; most easeful; softest2. neatest (adj.) most chipper; most orderly; most shipshape; most spick-and-span; most trig; most uncluttered; most well-groomed; neatest; primmest; sprucest; tidiest; trimmest3. tightest (adj.) tautest; tensest; tightest
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