Stressing
意味: Worrying excessively, being anxious
Stressing means experiencing stress or worrying intensely about something. 'Don't stress' has become a common way to tell someone to calm down and not worry.
例文
- I'm stressing about the exam. 我在为考试焦虑。Estoy estresándome por el examen.試験のことでストレス感じてる。시험 때문에 스트레스 받고 있어.
- Don't stress—it'll be fine. 别焦虑——会没事的。No te estreses—todo estará bien.ストレス感じないで——大丈夫だから。스트레스 받지 마—잘 될 거야.
- She's been stressing all week about the presentation. 她整个星期都在为演讲焦虑。Ha estado estresándose toda la semana por la presentación.プレゼンのことで一週間ずっとストレス感じてた。그녀는 발표 때문에 일주일 내내 스트레스 받았어.
- Stop stressing and relax.别焦虑了，放松点。Deja de estresarte y relájate.ストレス感じるのやめてリラックスして。스트레스 그만 받고 좀 쉬어.
発音
/ˈstresɪŋ/
使い方ガイド
場面: friends, family, youth
トーン: worried, reassuring (when said to others)
✓ 正しい言い方
- I'm stressing.我很焦虑。Estoy estresándome.ストレス感じてる。스트레스 받고 있어.
- Don't stress.别焦虑。No te estreses.ストレス感じないで。스트레스 받지 마.
- Stop stressing!别焦虑了！¡Deja de estresarte!ストレス感じるのやめて！스트레스 그만 받아!
✗ 間違った言い方
- Very casual—'worried' or 'anxious' is more formal非常随意——'worried'或'anxious'更正式Muy casual—'worried' o 'anxious' es más formalとてもカジュアル——「worried」や「anxious」の方がフォーマル매우 캐주얼한 표현—'worried'나 'anxious'가 더 격식적
- Generally acceptable everywhere到处都普遍可接受Generalmente aceptable en todas partesどこでも一般的に受け入れられる어디서나 대체로 통용됨
よくある間違い
- Using 'stress' as a verb is casual but now mainstream
- 'Don't stress' is common reassurance
起源と歴史
From 'stress' (psychological pressure) used as a verb meaning to experience stress. Became popular casual usage in the late 20th century as awareness of stress increased.
語源: From noun 'stress' used as verb, to experience stress
初出: Verb usage common from 1980s
文化的背景
Era: 1980s onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Extremely common in everyday speech; 'Don't stress' is ubiquitous
Regional notes: Universal across English-speaking countries.
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