| [/tens; tɛns/] adj (-r, -st) 用法:
1 stretched tightly; taut 拉紧的; 紧张的. 用法:
2 with muscles tight in anticipation of what may happen （因预料要出事）肌肉 紧的:
faces tense with anxiety 因焦急而显得紧张的面孔. 用法:
3 unable to relax; edgy 不能松弛的; 神经紧张的; 易怒的:
He's a very tense person. 他是个神经紧张的人. 用法:
4 causing tenseness 引起紧张的; 令人紧张的:
a tense moment, atmosphere, meeting 令人感到紧张的时刻、 气氛、 会议 *
The game is getting tenser all the time. 比赛自始至终越来越紧张. tense 2
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1 [Tn] 用法:
2 (cause sb/sth to) become tense(2) （使某人[某事物]）变得紧张:
She tensed, hearing the noise again. 她再次听到那个声音就紧张起来. *
with muscles tensed, waiting for the race to start 肌肉紧 著,等待起跑. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) be/get tensed `up be/become tense(3) 变得神经紧张:
Players get very tensed up before a match. 运动员在比赛前都感到神经紧张. tense 3
[/tens; tɛns/] n (grammar) any of the forms of a verb that may be used to indicate the time of the actionor state expressed by the verb （动词的）时态:
the present,past, future, etc tense 现在、 过去、 将来等时态. |