Summary
stress {noun}
accent · contrainte · effort · stress · ombrage
to stress {verb}
souligner · stresser · insister sur · accentuer
Synonyms
stress: accent · accentuate · emphasize
stress: agression · tension · angoisse
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English-French translation for "stress"
"stress" French translation
stress {noun}
Particular stress has been laid on measures on behalf of the indigenous populations.
With regard to my other point, I should like to stress the economic situation.
Finally, I would stress NATO's proven determination to stay the course.
Stress the four-year deadline for completing the stockpile destruction process:
At the same time, special stress is being placed on the need to enhance its effectiveness.
stress {noun} (also: bind, coercion, compulsion, restraint)
Ag is the maximal uniform strain related to the ultimate tensile stress Rm.
With other technical means (specify) Does TSO carry out pressure tests - stress-tests?
A finite element stress analysis or other stress analysis shall be provided;
(i) Biodiversity in herbaceous semi-natural ecosystems under stress (BIOSTRESS);
This adjustment shall not lead to a decrease in the vibration stress level.
Finally, let us stress that that effort must be accompanied by preventive measures.
Lastly, I wish to stress that humanitarian assistance is a collective undertaking.
(ii) Cardiovascular adaptation and readaptation in complex and simulated circumstances of stress;
The results will be used to evaluate the capacity of the organism to overcome several stress loads.
I would also like to stress the urgent need for a consolidated effort by donors to support this process.
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (special consultative status)
The climate study revealed that one in three employees felt under mental stress.
and upset by their parents' arguing and by a general feeling of stress and tension.
- developing the United Nations system policy regarding management of stress;
(a) To reduce the stress level of school pupils and help them deal with its effects;
to stress {verb}
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb} (also: to accent, to accentuate, to highlight, to emphasize)
In conclusion, I would like to stress the fact that the provinces must persevere.
It is important to stress that the reply will be provided on a voluntary basis.
Here, we would also like to stress the role of the International Criminal Court.
The Special Representative wishes to stress that each village tells its own story.
I should also like to stress the importance of integrated and multimodal transport.
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb}
Even the introduction of light, noise and heat in areas where these are absent could cause stress to organisms in the area.
They are forced to live near each other which is very stressful for both.
It is a stressful trying job for the workers who have to collect the taxes.
Mr. Speaker, I know voting this late in the evening is very stressful for us.
There is nothing more stressful than a separation in a marriage.
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb} (also: to make an issue of, to emphasize)
First of all, I would like to stress the fundamental nature of the right to privacy.
I would like to stress a number of activities which seem to me to be useful.
In this respect, Italy would like to stress three simple operational ideas.
We want to stress the consciousness that diversity should be embraced and celebrated.
In the third place I should like to stress the need for a less strict monetary policy.
to stress [stressed|stressed] {vb} (also: to accent, to accentuate, to emphasize, to sharpen)
Some other Parliament amendments intend to stress the environmental dimension.
I should also like to stress that the information technologies should not create greater regional and social disparities: they should
. Finally, we need to stress efforts to develop a vaccine.
Democracy is not achieved by stressing inequalities.
It must be stressed that the reduction of child malnutrition has not been enjoyed by the poorest population groups and has thus increased the inequity.
stress {noun}
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (special consultative status)
The climate study revealed that one in three employees felt under mental stress.
and upset by their parents' arguing and by a general feeling of stress and tension.
- developing the United Nations system policy regarding management of stress;
(a) To reduce the stress level of school pupils and help them deal with its effects;
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "stress":
Synonyms (French) for "stress":
© myThes Dicollecteagression · tension · angoisse
Usage examples
Usage examples for "stress" in French
Forum results
"stress" translation - forum results
Similar words
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