stressed in Japanese
stressed in Japanese is 緊張, 強勢のある — stressed means feeling mental or emotional strain.
stressed in Japanese
緊張
Pronounced: kinchō
Suffering stress (either physical or mental).
強勢のある
(phonetics) Having a stress or accent.
緊張
Pronounced: kinchō
(phonetics) Having a stress or accent.
What does "stressed" mean?
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adj Feeling mental or emotional strain.
"He felt stressed before the interview and could not eat any breakfast."
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adj Pronounced with emphasis, as a syllable in a word.
"In the word 'banana', the second syllable is the stressed one."
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stressed in a sentence
- He felt stressed before the interview and could not eat any breakfast.
- Too many deadlines left the whole team tired and stressed.
- In the word 'banana', the second syllable is the stressed one.
- Learners often forget to say the stressed part of a word more loudly.
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What is "stressed" in Japanese?
"stressed" in Japanese is 緊張, 強勢のある. stressed means: Feeling mental or emotional strain.
How do you pronounce 緊張?
"stressed" in Japanese is 緊張, pronounced "kinchō".
How do you use "stressed" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt stressed before the interview and could not eat any breakfast." In Japanese, "stressed" is 緊張, 強勢のある.
Are there other ways to say "stressed" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "stressed": 緊張, 強勢のある.
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