真的很高的壓力
這一支就是畫面本身:水、氣體、空氣被擠著,力量量得出來。
adjective · B1
Holding or using water, gas, or air that is pushed with great force, so it comes out fast and strong.
高壓的(水、氣體)
One way to hold this word: a lot of water or gas squeezed into a narrow pipe, with nowhere to go. Open the end and it comes out fast and hard enough to strip mud off a wall. That picture is the word's plainest use, and the other uses put a person where the pipe was. A job can press on you the way the water presses on the pipe wall, steadily and with no let-up. A seller can aim that force at you until you agree, and when the pushing becomes the action itself the word turns into a verb.
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真的很高的壓力
這一支就是畫面本身:水、氣體、空氣被擠著,力量量得出來。
adjective · B1
Holding or using water, gas, or air that is pushed with great force, so it comes out fast and strong.
高壓的(水、氣體)
壓在人身上的高壓
把管壁換成人:工作一直壓著你,力道穩定不放鬆,所以緊繃的是處境,不是個性。
adjective · B2
Describing a job or a situation that keeps pushing you to work very hard and fast, so it stays tense and leaves little room to relax.
高壓的;壓力很大的
把壓力對準別人
同一股力量這次有了方向:不是壓在管壁上,而是對著一個人推,推到他答應為止。
adjective · B2
Used in expressions such as high-pressure sales, high-pressure selling and high-pressure tactics: ways of pushing people hard, and often successfully, into buying something.
強力推銷的