tension
🇺🇸
/ˈtenʃn/
🇬🇧
/ˈtenʃn/
noun
B2
A feeling of distrust or unfriendliness between people that may lead to conflict.
The tension between the two groups grew as they argued.
隨著雙方爭論，兩個群體之間的緊張關係加劇了。
B2
A difficult situation caused by different needs or interests.
There is often tension between what the boss wants and what the workers need.
老闆想要的與工人需要的之間常常存在緊張關係。
B2
A feeling of worry and stress that makes it hard to relax.
Taking deep breaths can help reduce tension when you feel stressed.
當你感到壓力時，深呼吸有助於緩解緊張。
B2
The feeling of fear and excitement created in stories or movies.
The movie creates great tension as the hero faces danger.
當英雄面臨危險時，電影營造了巨大的緊張感。
C1
The state of being stretched tight; how tight something is pulled.
When sewing, keep the same tension on the thread for even stitches.
縫紉時，保持線的張力一致以獲得均勻的針腳。
verb
R
To make something tight and stretched, like a wire or rope.
You need to tension the rope properly before climbing.
在攀爬之前，你需要適當地拉緊繩子。
translation
緊張關係, 緊張局勢, 緊張, 懸念, 張力
拉緊
詞形變化
3rd Present
tensions
Past
tensioned
Perfect
tensioned
Progressive
tensioning
Plural
tensions