tense
tense
tɛns
tens
British pronunciation
/tˈɛns/

“tense”的英语定义和含义

01

紧张的, 焦虑的

full of anxiety or fear that makes people feel pressure or unease
tense definition and meaning
example
例子
She felt tense before her presentation, worrying about forgetting her lines.
她在演讲前感到紧张,担心会忘记台词。
The atmosphere in the room grew tense as they waited for the final exam results.
当他们等待期末考试结果时,房间里的气氛变得紧张
02

紧绷的, 僵硬的

taut or rigid; stretched tight
03

紧张的, 紧绷的

(of a speech sound) characterized by relatively tight or strained tongue muscles during the pronunciation
example
例子
The vowel in the word was identified as a tense sound.
这个词中的元音被识别为音。
Many German vowels require a more tense pronunciation compared to their English equivalents.
与英语中的对应元音相比,许多德语元音需要更紧张的发音。
Tense
01

时态, 动词时态

(grammar) a form of the verb that indicates the time or duration of the action or state of the verb
example
例子
In " She walks to school, " walks is in the present tense.
在“她步行去学校”中,步行是现在时态
The past tense of go is went.
go的过去时态是went。
to tense
01

使紧张, 使不安

to make someone feel nervous, anxious, or uneasy
1.1

紧张, 变得焦虑

to become nervous, anxious, or uneasy
02

使紧张, 使变硬

to tighten or stiffen something physically
example
例子
The dog tensed its body before barking.
狗在吠叫前绷紧了它的身体。
His jaw tensed as he tried to stay calm.
当他试图保持冷静时,他的下巴绷紧了
03

拉紧, 变得紧张

become stretched or tense or taut
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