英语 - 匈牙利语

strain

gb/stɹˈeɪn/ us/stɹˈeɪn/
A2 英语
~ 2800
megterhelés, feszültség, megerőltet, meghúz, erőlködik, leszűr, törzs, fajta
名词 B1
1
用法模式:
under [strain]
The long hours at work put a strain on their relationship.
A munkahelyen töltött hosszú órák megterhelték a kapcsolatukat.
Carrying the heavy boxes caused a strain in his back.
A nehéz dobozok cipelése megterhelte a hátát.
The economic crisis has placed a great strain on small businesses.
学习者例句
The test caused a lot of strain for me.
A teszt nagy megterhelést jelentett számomra.
Working too much can cause mental strain.
A túl sok munka mentális megterhelést okozhat.
Her injury put a strain on her walking.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'strain' with 'string' due to similar pronunciation.
含义
physical or mental pressure
搭配
under strain |cause strain |emotional strain |mental strain |relieve strain
近义词
stress (Often used interchangeably, but 'stress' is more common in everyday speech.)
反义词
relief (Represents the removal or easing of pressure or tension.)
主题
emotions |health |daily life |core_vocabulary
释义

A feeling of stress or pressure in the body or mind.

A state of being under physical, mental, or emotional pressure or tension.

动词 A2
2
用法模式:
to strain [a muscle/body part]
She strained her ankle while running.
Futás közben megerőltette a bokáját.
Be careful not to strain your back when lifting heavy objects.
Vigyázz, nehogy megerőltesd a hátadat, amikor nehéz tárgyakat emelsz.
He strained a muscle in his shoulder during the game.
学习者例句
I strained my leg playing soccer.
Focizás közben megerőltettem a lábamat.
He strained his back lifting the box.
A doboz felemelése közben megerőltette a hátát.
She strained her neck turning too fast.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse 'strain' with 'sprain', but they refer to different types of injuries.
含义
injure by overuse
搭配
strain a muscle |strain your back |badly strained
近义词
sprain (Similar but refers specifically to ligaments rather than muscles.)
反义词
heal (Means to recover from an injury.)
主题
health |sports |body
释义

To hurt a muscle by using it too much or stretching it too far.

To injure a muscle, tendon, or ligament by overexertion or stretching too far.

动词 B1
3
用法模式:
to strain to [do something]
He strained to lift the heavy suitcase.
Erőlködött, hogy felemelje a nehéz bőröndöt.
She strained to hear what they were saying in the next room.
Erőlködött, hogy meghallja, mit mondanak a szomszéd szobában.
They strained every nerve to finish the project on time.
学习者例句
I strained to open the jar.
Erőlködtem, hogy kinyissam a befőttesüveget.
She strained to see the sign in the dark.
Erőlködött, hogy lássa a táblát a sötétben.
He strained to hear the music from outside.
含义
make a strong effort
搭配
strain to hear |strain to see |strain every nerve
近义词
struggle (Implies difficulty and resistance, not just effort.)
反义词
relax (Implies ease and lack of effort.)
主题
daily life |work |core_vocabulary
释义

To try very hard to do something, sometimes too hard.

To use great physical or mental effort to do something, often to the point of discomfort.

动词 A2
4
用法模式:
to strain [liquid/food]
Strain the pasta before adding the sauce.
Szűrd le a tésztát, mielőtt hozzáadod a szószt.
She strained the soup to remove the vegetables.
Leszűrte a levest, hogy eltávolítsa belőle a zöldségeket.
After boiling the rice, strain off any excess water.
学习者例句
Strain the tea before drinking it.
Szűrd le a teát, mielőtt megiszod.
He strained the juice to take out the seeds.
Leszűrte a gyümölcslevet, hogy eltávolítsa belőle a magokat.
We strained the pasta after cooking it.
含义
separate liquid from solids
搭配
strain the pasta |strain the sauce |finely strain
近义词
filter (A broader term for removing unwanted material from liquids or gases.)
反义词
mix (Means to combine ingredients rather than separate them.)
主题
cooking |food_drink |daily_life
释义

To remove solids from a liquid by pouring it through something with small holes.

To pour a liquid through a sieve, colander, or similar device to remove solid parts.

名词 B2 TECHNICAL
5
Scientists are studying a new strain of the flu virus.
A kutatók az influenzavírus egy új törzsét vizsgálják.
This strain of wheat grows well in dry climates.
Ez a búzafajta jól fejlődik száraz éghajlaton.
The bacteria developed a resistant strain after years of antibiotic use.
学习者例句
There is a new strain of virus this year.
Idén egy új vírustörzs jelent meg.
This strain of rice grows fast.
Ez a rizsfajta gyorsan nő.
Doctors found a new strain of bacteria.
含义
type within a species
搭配
new strain |virus strain |resistant strain
近义词
variant (Commonly used for viruses and other microorganisms.)
反义词
species (A broader classification that can contain many strains.)
主题
science
释义

A special type of plant, animal, or germ that is different from others of the same kind.

A genetic variant or subtype of an animal, plant, or microorganism within a species.

语法
词典原形
strain
IPA
GB/stɹˈeɪn/
US/stɹˈeɪn/
音节与重音
strain (1 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (strain)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: strain
  • Plural: strain, strains
Verb
  • Base: strain
  • 3rd Person Singular: strains
  • Present Participle: straining
  • Past: strained
词族
Forms
strains noun straining verb strained verb
Related words
strainer noun
Negative and opposite forms
unstrained adjective
Advanced or less common
overstrain verb restrain verb B2 restraint noun B2
相关表达

strain at the leash

1
/stɹˈeɪn ˈæt ðə lˈiʃ/
idiom

be eager and impatient to start

To be very ready and wanting to start doing something quickly.

例句
  • The young athletes were straining at the leash before the competition began.
  • She was straining at the leash to start her new job.

strain at the leash

1
/stɹˈeɪn ˈæt ðə lˈiʃ/
idiom

eager but held back

To want to start quickly but be stopped from doing it.

例句
  • The team was straining at the leash to launch the new product.
  • After months of training, she was straining at the leash to compete again.
  • Investors are straining at the leash for signs of growth.

strain every nerve

1
/stɹˈeɪn ˈɛvɹi nˈɚv/
idiom

make every possible effort

To try as hard as you can to do something.

例句
  • She strained every nerve to finish the race before sunset.
  • They strained every nerve to meet the deadline.

under strain

1
/ˈʌndɚ stɹˈeɪn/
fixed phrase

experiencing stress or pressure

Feeling stress or pressure because of problems or hard work.

例句
  • The team's defense was under strain during the final minutes of the match.
  • His marriage has been under strain since he lost his job.

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