Stressed Meaning in English
word · lemma: stress
/ˈstɹɛst/
strest
/stɹˈɛst/
strest
Definition
Feeling worried, tense, or under pressure, especially because of difficult or demanding situations.
Usage & Nuances
'Stressed' is informal and common for talking about emotions. Often paired with 'out' in 'stressed out.' Used for mental/emotional states, not physical stress on objects. Common in 'feel stressed,' 'get stressed,' or 'I'm so stressed.' Don't confuse with 'stressful' (describes things, not people).
Spanish: estresado - agobiadoPortuguese (BR): estressadoPortuguese (PT): stressadoChinese (Simplified): 有压力的 - 紧张的Chinese (Traditional): 有壓力的 - 緊張的Hindi: तनावग्रस्तArabic: مُتوتر - مُجهَدBengali: চিন্তিত - দুশ্চিন্তাগ্রস্তRussian: взволнованный - напряжённыйJapanese: ストレスを感じている - ストレスがたまっているVietnamese: căng thẳngKorean: 스트레스를 받는 - 스트레스가 많은Turkish: stresliUrdu: پریشان - دباؤ میںIndonesian: stres - tertekan
Example Sentences
I'm very stressed about my exams.
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She feels stressed at work every day.
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If you're stressed, try to relax and breathe deeply.
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I’ve been so stressed lately that I can’t sleep at night.
natural
Whenever I have too much to do, I get really stressed.
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Just talking about it makes me stressed!
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