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straining

/ˈstreɪ.nɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈstreɪ.nɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает действие, требующее максимального физического или умственного усилия, или состояние сильного напряжения или стресса.

Describes the act of exerting maximum physical or mental effort, or the state of being under great pressure or stress.

  1. Taxing or demandingB2formal

    Requiring great effort or endurance; testing one's limits.

    ruИзнурительный

    • The straining climb left the hikers exhausted.
    • It was a straining task to complete the marathon.
    • The straining schedule of the project wore everyone out.

    Synonymsarduousdemandingexactinggruelingpunishingrigorousstrenuoustaxingtrying

    Antonymseasyeffortlesslightundemanding

Forms
  • more straining comparative form
  • most straining superlative form
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noun

/ˈstreɪ.nɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее интенсивное или сильное напряжение, или акт искажения чего-либо, чтобы придать ему смысл, который не подразумевался изначально.

A noun referring to an intense or violent exertion, or the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean.

  1. Intense physical or mental effortB2formal

    An act of applying great force or effort, often to the point of discomfort or exhaustion.

    ruНапряжение

    • The constant straining of his back muscles led to an injury.
    • After hours of straining to solve the puzzle, he finally gave up.
    • The straining of the engine under full throttle was audible.

    Synonymseffortexertionlaborstretchstrivingstruggletoiltravail

    Antonymseaserelaxationrest

  2. Forced or twisted interpretationC1formal

    The act of distorting or stretching the meaning of something, such as a statement or law, to fit a particular purpose.

    ruИскажение

    • The lawyer's argument was a clear straining of the contract's original intent.
    • His interpretation of the poem was a straining of the author's words.
    • The politician's speech involved a straining of the facts to support his claim.

    Synonymscontortiondistortionmisconstructionperversionstretchingtorturingtwistingwrenching

    Antonymsexactnessliteralnessprecision

Forms
  • strainings plural form
  • strainings' possessive plural form
  • straining's possessive singular form
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verb

strain/streɪn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия растягивания, натяжения или приложения силы, а также для фильтрации или отделения твердых частиц от жидкостей.

A verb used to indicate the act of stretching, pulling, or exerting force, or to filter or separate solids from liquids.

  1. Injure by overuseB1formalmedical

    To injure a muscle or part of the body by using it too much or in a wrong way.

    ruПовредить перенапряжением

    • He strained his back while lifting the heavy box.
    • She strained her ankle during the marathon.
    • The athlete strained a muscle in his leg during training.

    Synonymsoverstretchpullricktearthrow outwrench

  2. Exert maximum effortB2formal

    To try very hard to do something, often using physical or mental force.

    ruНапрягаться

    • She strained to hear the conversation from the other room.
    • He strained his eyes to read the small print.
    • They strained to lift the piano up the stairs.

    Synonymsendeavorlaborpushstrivestruggletoil

    Antonymsidlelazerelaxrest

  3. Filter or separateB1formalculinary

    To separate solid parts from a liquid by passing it through a sieve or filter.

    ruПроцедить

    • Strain the pasta after cooking it.
    • She strained the tea leaves from the cup.
    • The chef strained the broth to remove the bones.

    Synonymsdrainfilterpercolatescreensievesift

Forms
  • strained past participle
  • strained past simple
  • straining present participle
  • strains third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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