distress

Fonética

Estadounidense /dɪˈstres/Inglés /dɪˈstres/

Traducciones

NOUNangustia, socorro, apuros, distrés, aflicción, dificultad, auxilio, sufrimiento, peligro, malestar

Variantes

  • distresses: Tercera persona del singular, Plural
  • distressing: Participio presente
  • distressed: Participio pasado, Pretérito

Ejemplos

  • there was something borderline insensitive about the eagerness with which he’d said it, given my own distress.

    Fuente:www.nytimes.com

  • After geolocating one of his videos to a local park, police found him in emotional distress and intervened before he was able to take his own life.

    Fuente:www.bbc.com

  • Trump has tried to directly use the power of the presidency against Harvard, an indication of how personal the effort to inflict distress on the Ivy League university has become for him.

    Fuente:www.nytimes.com

  • You’ve worked extensively with factory farmers in financial distress.

    Fuente:www.nytimes.com

  • Few infants born with the condition live more than a year, and their short lives are marred by feeding and breathing difficulties and other forms of distress.

    Fuente:www.newyorker.com

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