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源自中古英语 'pressuren',最终来自拉丁语 'pressura'(按压),与物理压力和心理压力的双重含义相关。
❶ 形容人感到有压力或被强迫做某事的状态,通常因外界要求或期望而产生紧张感。
“She felt pressured to accept the job offer immediately.”
(她感到被迫要立刻接受这份工作。)
“Teenagers are often pressured by peers to try risky behaviors.”
(青少年常被同龄人逼迫尝试危险行为。)
❶ 用持续的要求或影响迫使某人做某事,可能带有强迫性质。
“They pressured him into signing the contract.”
(他们施压让他签了合同。)
“The government was pressured to change its policy.”
(政府被迫改变政策。)
feel pressured — 描述因外界因素而产生的心理压迫感,常用于社交或工作场景。
“Many employees feel pressured to work overtime.”
(许多员工迫于压力不得不加班。)
pressure someone into — 通过持续施压使某人做原本不愿意的事,可能涉及情感或权威的施加。
“Don't let anyone pressure you into unhealthy habits.”
(别让任何人逼你养成不健康的习惯。)