Summary
stress {noun}
stress · klemtoon · nadruk · accent · spanning · overspanning · druk · pressie
to stress {verb}
de klemtoon leggen op · beklemtonen · accentueren · in de verf zetten
English-Dutch translation for "stress"
"stress" Dutch translation
stress {noun}
It leads to stress, burn-out, people going off sick and problems with family life.
Those kind of stresses have a very particular effect on the physiology of stress.
Loading stress can be avoided with simple lifting equipment, as has been mentioned.
Our committee has already mentioned stress, in particular, as being one of these.
The animals suffer stress and that often leads to suffering and death.
Perhaps that is what we, the EU, ought to stress.
to stress
We equally stress the information problem.
I would stress the three institutions because the Council is not currently involved in the structured dialogue.
The new paradigm for development cooperation stresses the notion of partnership, in which the so-called donor of aid is a consulting party.
I would like to stress the need for Commissioner Liikanen take account of this fact.
The Irish presidency is also laying considerable stress on the battle against drugs.
This is why it is not just an evasive response to lay stress on prevention.
We in the Socialist Group in the European Parliament will lay great stress on this.
I would like to stress a number of activities which seem to me to be useful.
I am therefore pleased with the oral amendment that is being prepared to this effect in order to stress this point.
Stress must be placed on transparency with regard to the public, particularly in the event of health risks related to the nature of the
The stress that is put on improving the quality of the information made available so that it is comprehensible, accurate and comparable is
The third point is the need to stress the education and training opportunities which you mention in your report, Mr Markov.
The rapporteur quite rightly stresses the complexity and importance of the arms exports issue.
Because there was a clear link between this problem and stress and tension in the workplace.
Here are stress-strain curves generated by tensile testing five fibers made by the same spider.
Without widespread public support across the Union, such a policy would not be viable, above all at times of stress and strain.
stress {noun} (also: nervous exhaustion)
Unemployment costs a great deal of money and puts severe stress on social expenditure.
These bears are already showing signs of the stress of disappearing ice.
You can see what stress it must have.
As the report describes, they result in extreme physical and mental stress, to the extent of making people seriously ill.
Every wall, every concrete wall is resisting the stresses and supporting the building.
to stress {verb}
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb}
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb}
With regard to the agreement with Cape Verde, I would like to stress the following points.
I want to stress that flexibility is not a normal situation in Community life.
It is something I always stress, and we must hurry so that we can respond to present-day needs.
I should like to stress that we are all united on that point.
I really would like to stress that this is no time to panic.
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb}
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb} (also: to bring forward, to accentuate)
stress {noun}
It leads to stress, burn-out, people going off sick and problems with family life.
Those kind of stresses have a very particular effect on the physiology of stress.
Loading stress can be avoided with simple lifting equipment, as has been mentioned.
Our committee has already mentioned stress, in particular, as being one of these.
The animals suffer stress and that often leads to suffering and death.
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "stress" in Dutch
Similar words
streamed · streamlined · strecher · street · streetcar · streetlamp · streetlight · streets · strength · strengthened · stress · stressed · stretch · stretcher · strewn · stricken · strict · stridden · stride · strife · strike
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