strained in Spanish
strained in Spanish is pasado por cedazo, tensado, tensionado — strained means tense, forced, or lacking in ease, especially describing a relationship or expression.
strained in Spanish
pasado por cedazo
Forced through a strainer.
tensado
Under tension; tense.
tensionado
Under tension; tense.
tenso
Under tension; tense.
What does "strained" mean?
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adjective Tense, forced, or lacking in ease, especially describing a relationship or expression.
"There was a strained silence after the announcement."
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adjective Passed through a strainer or sieve.
"Baby food is usually strained to a smooth texture."
strained in a sentence
- There was a strained silence after the announcement.
- Relations between the two countries remain strained.
- Baby food is usually strained to a smooth texture.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "strained" in Spanish?
"strained" in Spanish is pasado por cedazo, tensado, tensionado. strained means: Tense, forced, or lacking in ease, especially describing a relationship or expression.
How do you use "strained" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a strained silence after the announcement." In Spanish, "strained" is pasado por cedazo, tensado, tensionado.
Are there other ways to say "strained" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "strained": pasado por cedazo, tensado, tensionado, tenso.
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