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strained

/streɪnd/

Tradução: Descreve uma situação, relação ou atmosfera que está tensa, constrangedora ou forçada; também pode descrever algo que sofreu estresse ou pressão., Verbo usado para indicar o ato de esticar, tensionar ou forçar algo, bem como para coar ou separar partículas sólidas de líquidos.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/streɪnd/B2formal
  • ptDescreve uma situação, relação ou atmosfera que está tensa, constrangedora ou forçada; também pode descrever algo que sofreu estresse ou pressão.

Describes a situation, relationship, or atmosphere that is tense, uneasy, or forced; can also describe something that has been subjected to stress or pressure.

  1. Tense or anxiousB2formal

    Showing signs of stress, worry, or nervousness.

    ptTenso

    • Her voice sounded strained during the interview.
    • He had a strained expression on his face.
    • The atmosphere in the room was strained after the argument.

    Sinônimosagitatedanxiousdistraughtedgyfraughtnervousoverwroughtstressedtenseuneasyuptightworried

    Antônimoscalmcomposedrelaxedunperturbedunworried

  2. Damaged by overuseB1formal

    Injured or weakened by excessive use or effort.

    ptLesionado por esforço excessivo

    • He suffered a strained muscle from lifting heavy boxes.
    • The athlete had a strained ligament in his knee.
    • She complained of a strained back after gardening.

    Sinônimosweakenedworn

  3. Unnatural or forcedB2formal

    Not natural or spontaneous; artificial or forced.

    ptForçado

    • Their laughter seemed strained and insincere.
    • He gave a strained smile to hide his disappointment.
    • The conversation was strained and awkward.

    Sinônimosaffectedartificialcontrivedfalseforcedlaboredput-onstiltedunnatural

    Antônimoseasyfluidnaturalrelaxedspontaneousunforced

Formas
  • more strained comparative form
  • most strained superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

strain/streɪn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de esticar, tensionar ou forçar algo, bem como para coar ou separar partículas sólidas de líquidos.

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.

    ptLesionar por esforço excessivo

    • 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.

    Sinônimosoverstretchpullricktearthrow outwrench

  2. Exert maximum effortB2formal

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

    ptEsforçar-se ao máximo

    • 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.

    Sinônimosendeavorlaborpushstrivestruggletoil

    Antônimosidlelazerelaxrest

  3. Filter or separateB1formalculinary

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

    ptCoar

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

    Sinônimosdrainfilterpercolatescreensievesift

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

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.