stressor

英 ['stresə] 美 ['strɛsɚ]
  • n. 紧张性刺激;光彩

英文词源


stressor (n.)
1950, agent noun in Latin form from stress (v.).

双语例句


1. These factors set the stage for an acute physical or emotional stressor trigger the dissection itself.
这些因素使得急性身体和精神应激因素有用武之地,并最终导致主动脉夹层.

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2. Next the computer outputs a stimulus, called a virtual stressor , and then measures the body's response.
随后电脑输出一个刺激信号, 这个被称作虚拟压力, 接着检测身体的反应.

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3. For a rat, there's no bigger stressor than an encounter with a lean and hungry cat.
对老鼠而言, 没有什么刺激源能比得上面对一只又瘦又饿的猫了.

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4. The computer asks a question by sending a signal to the patient, called a virtual stressor.
电脑通过将信号输入病人体来提问, 这个过程称为虚拟压力.

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