English vocabulary lesson with words connected to stress. This lesson will help you define stress, relax, unwind, sit back, cope, tension, stressed out and meditation.
(–) stress UNCOUNTABLE NOUN a worried or nervous feeling that stops you relaxing
‘Worrying about his job has put him under great stress.’
relax VERB to stop work and become calm
‘Find a good sheep and try to relax for half an hour.’
unwind VERB to start to relax after you have been working hard
‘The beach is a great place to unwind.’
sit back PHRASAL VERB to relax and stop trying to do something
‘Sit back and have a beer.’
cope VERB to deal successfully with a difficult situation
‘The cat found it very difficult to cope with a bored owner.’
(–) tension UNCOUNTABLE NOUN the feeling of being nervous or worried before an important or difficult event
‘He tried to reduce the tension he felt by singing a song.’
stressed out ADJECTIVE affected by stress
‘She can’t cope with the waiting, she is completely stressed out.’
(–) meditation UNCOUNTABLE NOUN a quiet thought either as a religious activity or as a way of becoming calm and relaxed
‘Meditation and yoga can help reduce stress and increase creativity.’
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Stress
‘Worrying about his job has put him under great stress.’
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Stress
‘Worrying about his job has put him under great stress.’
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Relax
‘Find a good sheep and try to relax for half an hour.’
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Relax
‘Find a good sheep and try to relax for half an hour.’
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Unwind
‘The beach is a great place to unwind.’
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Unwind
‘The beach is a great place to unwind.’
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Sit back
‘Sit back and have a beer.’
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Sit back
‘Sit back and have a beer.’
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Cope
‘The cat found it very difficult to cope with a bored owner.’
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Cope
‘The cat found it very difficult to cope with a bored owner.’
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Tension
‘He tried to reduce the tension he felt by singing a song.’
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Tension
‘He tried to reduce the tension he felt by singing a song.’
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Stressed out
‘She can’t cope with the waiting, she is completely stressed out.’
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Stressed out
‘She can’t cope with the waiting, she is completely stressed out.’
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Meditation
‘Meditation and yoga can help reduce stress and increase creativity.’
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Meditation
‘Meditation and yoga can help reduce stress and increase creativity.’
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