0 feelings of being tired, worried, and unable to deal with problems -- stress [ masculine ]
1 pressure that damages sth -- pression [ feminine ]
2 emphasis or importance -- accent [ masculine ]
3 the force you give to a word or syllable when you say it -- accent [ masculine ]
In the word “surprise,” the stress is on the second syllable. Dans le mot “surprise”, l’accent est sur la seconde syllabe.
4 to emphasize the importance of sth -- insister sur
5 to give extra force to a word or syllable when you speak -- accentuer
“I am not quitting,” she said stressing “not.” “Je ne démissionne pas.” a-t-elle dit, en insistant sur le “pas”.
I would like to stress that my political group is extremely cautious where biometrics is concerned.
Therefore, the stress tests must cover an accumulation of different risks.
Transport, especially transport over long distances with a lack of space, produces stress, and stress means more susceptibility to disease.
After the stress tests, you must also give us your idea of how we can get out of nuclear technology.
People are under constantly increasing pressure at work and at school, and this stress means that we do not perform at our full capacity.
What is more, in order to save the banks, you invented 'stress tests'.
Any preparations which can be completed today will mean less worry and stress tomorrow and will make the whole project that much safer.
Because there was a clear link between this problem and stress and tension in the workplace.