Word: strain
Category: strain
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Related words: strain
the strain, muscle strain, back strain, stress strain, eye strain, acacia strain, sprain, the acacia strain, neck strain, andromeda strain, girl scout cookies, strain fx, the strain fx, cheese strain, og kush, og kush strain, blue dream strain, blue dream, headband strain, blueberry strain
Synonyms: strain
tension, tightness, tautness, injury, sprain, wrench, twist, pressure, demands, burdens, stress, hassle, (nervous) tension, exhaustion, fatigue, pressure of work, overwork, sound, music, melody, tune, variety, kind, type, sort, breed, genus, descent, ancestry, origin(s), parentage, lineage, extraction, family, roots, tendency, susceptibility, propensity, proneness, trait, disposition, element, strand, vein, note, trace, touch, suggestion, hint, song, stock, straining, mental strain, nervous strain, pains, striving, nisus, form, variant, tenor, air, line
Translations: strain
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spanish
Translations:
esforzarse, raza, esfuerzo, casta, tensión, deformación, cepa, cepa de
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german
Translations:
kraftaufwand, zug, dehnen, strapaze, verdehnung, melodie, dehnung, anspannung, weise, filtern, ...
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french
Translations:
rectitude, contention, air, tendance, fatiguer, effort, fatigue, accablement, filtrer, surmenage, ...
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italian
Translations:
fatica, sforzo, sforzare, razza, tensione, aggravio, stirpe, deformazione, ceppo, ceppo di
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portuguese
Translations:
melodia, raça, estirpe, toada, casta, cepa, tensão, linhagem, estirpe de
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dutch
Translations:
ras, deun, inspanning, stam, melodie, wijsje, deuntje, spanning
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russian
Translations:
натужить, фильтровать, натужиться, напруживать, насиловать, перегрузка, напряжение, переутомлять, племя, нажим, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
rase, belastning, påkjenning, belastningen, stamme, strekk
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swedish
Translations:
anstränga, ansträngning, ras, stam, stammen
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finnish
Translations:
rotu, seuloa, ponnistaa, rasite, koetella, laji, pinnistys, rasitus, kanta, kannan, ...
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danish
Translations:
stamme, stammen, belastning
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czech
Translations:
přepnout, rasa, překrucovat, vypnout, přepínat, napětí, napnout, plemeno, úsilí, pnutí, ...
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polish
Translations:
odcedzić, wysiłek, cedzić, mordęga, nadwyrężać, natężenie, napiąć, szczep, napinać, filtrować, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
megterhelés, húzódás, feszültség, rándulás, feszülés, baktériumtörzs, törzs, törzset, törzsből, törzzsel, ...
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turkish
Translations:
ezgi, melodi, soy, gerginlik, gerilme, gerinim, zorlanma
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greek
Translations:
ζόρι, διηθώ, στραμπουλίζω, τεντώνω, ένταση, γένος, τάση, στέλεχος, στελέχους
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ukrainian
Translations:
розтягнення, плем'я, роде, розтягання, рід, штам, штамм
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albanian
Translations:
tendosje, tendosje të, tërheqje muskulore, shtam, lodhje
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bulgarian
Translations:
деформация, напрежение, разтягане, щам, щама
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belarusian
Translations:
штам
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estonian
Translations:
tõug, venitus, pinge, tüvi, tüve, tüvest, tüvega
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croatian
Translations:
pritisak, žica, natezanje, vući, napinjati, crta, naprezanje, procijediti, soj, napor
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icelandic
Translations:
stofn, álag, stofninn, stofni, álagi
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lithuanian
Translations:
veislė, arija, melodija, padermė, padermės, atmaina, įtampa
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latvian
Translations:
tēma, suga, melodija, ārija, cilts, šķirne, dzimta, sasprindzinājums, piepūle, deformācija, ...
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macedonian
Translations:
вирус, вид, замор, сој, оптоварување
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romanian
Translations:
arie, rasă, tensiune, efort, tulpina, tulpină, sușă
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slovenian
Translations:
napor, cedit, rasa, sev, seva, obremenitev, deformacijska
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slovak
Translations:
cediť, rasa, kmeň, kmeňa, pokolenia
The meaning and "use of": strain
noun
- a force tending to pull or stretch something to an extreme or damaging degree. - the usual type of chair puts an enormous strain on the spine
- a severe or excessive demand on the strength, resources, or abilities of someone or something. - the accusations put a strain on relations between the two countries
- the sound of a piece of music as it is played or performed. - through the open windows came the strains of a hurdy-gurdy playing in the street
- a breed, stock, or variety of an animal or plant developed by breeding. - Australia has been trying to breed better strains of plants and animals for ever.
- a particular tendency as part of a person's character. - there was a powerful strain of insanity on her mother's side of the family
- force (a part of one's body or oneself) to make a strenuous or unusually great effort. - I stopped and listened, straining my ears for any sound
- pour (a mainly liquid substance) through a porous or perforated device or material in order to separate out any solid matter. - strain the custard into a bowl
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