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    stress

    US / strɛs/

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    UK /stres/

    A2 初級TOEIC
    v.t.他動詞強勢を置く : アクセントをつける
    Which syllable should I stress in the word ‘difficult’?
    n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)アクセント
    Where is the stress in the word ‘difficult’?
    v.t.他動詞(人 : ものに)圧力をかける
    Frank was worried that a storm would stress the house
    n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)ストレス
    Frank is worried that the stress of a storm will damage the house
    v.t.他動詞強く主張する
    Mark will carefully stress 'no meat' when he orders food at restaurants
    v.i.自動詞ストレスを感じる : 気に病む
    Bert will always stress about the end of the year exams
    n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)ストレス
    The end of the year exams are giving Bert a lot of stress

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    幸せになりたければ猫を買うべき!3つの理由

    03:02幸せになりたければ猫を買うべき!3つの理由
    • Studies have actually shown that the act of petting a cat reduces your blood pressure and relieves stress and anxiety.

      研究によると、猫を撫でる行為は血圧を下げ、ストレスや不安を和らげることが実際に示されています。

    • Studies have actually shown that the act of petting a cat reduces your blood pressure and relieves stress and anxiety.

      彼らがあなたの仕事を台無しにしたり、ソファを傷つけたりするとき、あなたの血圧を上げることもあるでしょう。

    B1 中級

    第1部 - ジェイン・オースティン原作 傲慢と偏見 オーディオブック (第1章~第15章) (Part 1 - Pride and Prejudice Audiobook by Jane Austen (Chs 01-15))

    06:06第1部 - ジェイン・オースティン原作 傲慢と偏見 オーディオブック (第1章~第15章) (Part 1 - Pride and Prejudice Audiobook by Jane Austen (Chs 01-15))
    • "Do you consider the forms of introduction and the stress that is laid on them as nonsense?

      "これ以上私が持っていない、"ミスターベネットは言った、"そして私はあなたに依存しないことを見つけて嬉しい

    • "Do you consider the forms of introduction, and the stress that is laid on them, as

      "あなたは、導入の形態、およびそれらの上に置かれているストレス、などを考慮に入れておいてください

    B1 中級

    Apple、Siri強化のためChatGPT導入計画を発表 | BBC News (Apple announces plan to boost Siri with ChatGPT | BBC News)

    03:51Apple、Siri強化のためChatGPT導入計画を発表 | BBC News (Apple announces plan to boost Siri with ChatGPT | BBC News)
    • So, they are both, I think, keen to stress that from their point of view, they've thought about privacy very carefully.

      だから、二人とも、自分たちの立場から、プライバシーについて非常に慎重に考えていることを強調したいのだと思う。

    • So they are both, I think, keen to stress that from their point of view, this is they've thought about privacy very carefully.

      だから、二人とも、自分たちの立場から、プライバシーについて非常に慎重に考えていることを強調したいのだと思う。

    A2 初級

    Google社員が平均1.1年で辞める理由 (Why Most Google Employees Quit After 1.1 Years (On Average))

    10:00Google社員が平均1.1年で辞める理由 (Why Most Google Employees Quit After 1.1 Years (On Average))
    • Honestly, though, what do you think? Leave a comment below. And of course, beyond what we mentioned here, there's a lot of perks we didn't cover, such as Google's generous work from home policy, unlimited vacation time and more. But can you actually enjoy them with the second reason, endless work pressure? Of course, Google isn't alone with the list of companies that put a lot of pressure on employees with aggressive deadlines. But how much pressure is too much? Well, maybe when work pressure starts to take a toll on health, because anxiety and burnout can definitely be a factor in early departures. Research on workplace stress recently done by Payscale.com said that 53% of Google employees consider their jobs extremely stressful. No wonder ex-Google employees claim Google acts like a demanding girlfriend. Even with the unlimited vacation, work from home and more direct stress relievers like meditation rooms and insurance covering therapy, the question is, are these things actually helping? Well, if we look at Payscale's report and what ex-Googlers say, it largely seems like no. But why? Because many Google employees claimed they felt like there was a culture of them working against the clock and they didn't have any time to relax and de-stress themselves because it's hard to have leisure time when you're only thinking about the task you're behind on due to an aggressive deadline. And ex-Googlers say that due to these deadlines, they always felt behind schedule and only in rare cases, if the team was lucky, would they actually finish a project on time. Now, in this situation, it's very easy to rationalize something like skipping the gym when your whole team is working too. Now, it's not like anyone's going to stop you from going, but you might be seen as a slacker for not working as hard as the rest of the team. And to be perceived as a hard worker, you might be eating those tasty meals at your desk. Now, you might be typing a comment right now that says, hey, you have your perks, you have the high salary, so stop complaining. But when you're actually in the environment, it's a bit different. Not everyone can handle that stress. You might also wonder, is coding itself a stressful thing to do? Well, today's sponsor doesn't think so. If you want to learn and earn with coding while simultaneously living a stress-free life, check out the Fremo Code Bootcamp where you'll learn front-end coding and location-independent job hunting skills.

      正直なところ、どう思いますか?以下にコメントをどうぞ。もちろん、ここで紹介した以外にも、グーグルの寛大な在宅勤務ポリシーや無制限の休暇など、紹介しきれなかった特典はたくさんある。しかし、2つ目の理由である終わりのない仕事のプレッシャーで、それらを実際に享受できるだろうか?もちろん、グーグルだけでなく、強引な締め切りで社員に大きなプレッシャーを与える企業はたくさんある。しかし、どれくらいのプレッシャーが多すぎるのだろうか?不安や燃え尽き症候群が早期退職の要因になることは間違いないからだ。Payscale.c

    • The next Googler named Michael Lynch said he tried his best to stick with the company. He gave his best, yet there was still no opportunity to ever get a promotion. And numerous ex-Googlers have felt this way, describing a house of cards style internal politics structure that happens within the company, blocking them from claiming up the ladder of success. Within tech companies, it should be purely results driven, but people pleasing within Google is apparently a massive problem. People getting passed over for promotions, taking it personally, and then going on to find a new job. This is exactly what Crystal Brick experienced, an ex-product marketing manager who ended up leaving for a six-figure job for the same reasons. Now the question is, when people leave, where do they go? Google seems like the top, and what's next? Well, there are many comparable companies such as Facebook or Netflix, but a sizable amount of people take advantage of the fifth major reason to start a startup. Uncle Ben from Spider-Man said it best, with great power comes great responsibility. What he didn't say was, with great responsibility can come extreme stress. If even in big companies, stress is inevitable, why not spend that stress on developing your own company instead? And if competition is inevitable, then why not compete with Google itself? One group of ex-Google employees took this very literally, and they created a new search engine called Neva. And Neva is far and away not the only startup ex-Googlers have created. There's so many like Cardiogram, TextNow, Coda, Amplitude, Zenesis,

      次のグーグル社員、マイケル・リンチは、会社に残るためにベストを尽くしたという。彼はベストを尽くしたが、それでも昇進の機会はなかった。そして、多くの元グーグラーがこのように感じており、社内で起こるトランプの家のような社内政治構造について説明し、成功の階段を上ることを妨げている。技術系企業では、純粋に結果が重視されるべきだが、グーグル社内では人を喜ばせることがどうやら大問題のようだ。昇進を見送られ、それを個人的に受け止め、新しい仕事を探す。これはまさにクリスタル・ブリックが経験したことであり、元プロダクト・マ

    B1 中級

    実は危険!食べ過ぎると死に至るかもしれない食べ物!

    03:41実は危険!食べ過ぎると死に至るかもしれない食べ物!
    • This height put severe stress on his circulatory system and structural pressure on his bones, and he died at the young age of 22.

      この高さが循環器系に大きな負担をかけ、骨に構造的な圧迫を与え、22歳の若さで亡くなってしまったのです。

    • This height put severe stress on his circulatory system and structural pressure on his bones,

      同じ化学物質であるテオブロミンは、私たちをも殺すことができるのです。

    B1 中級

    1日10分「シャドーイング」で効果的に英語を伸ばそう!

    10:451日10分「シャドーイング」で効果的に英語を伸ばそう!
    • I speak and you speak almost at the same time, trying to match my stress, melody, and speed.

      私が話し、あなたがほぼ同時に話し、私のアクセント、メロディー、スピードに合わせようとします。

    A2 初級

    日本発見:夏に訪れるべき10選! (Discover Japan: 10 Must Visit Places in Summer!)

    08:29日本発見:夏に訪れるべき10選! (Discover Japan:  10 Must Visit Places in Summer!)
    • With its powerful healing properties, Beppu's hot springs are a must-visit destination for people who want to relax, alleviate stress and reinvigorate their bodies and minds.

      強力なヒーリング効果を持つ別府の温泉は、リラックスしたい人、ストレスを緩和したい人、心身に活力を与えたい人にとって、ぜひ訪れたい場所である。

    • With its powerful healing properties, Beppu's hot springs are a must-visit destination for people who want to relax, alleviate stress,

      緑豊かな森林、流れ落ちる滝、険しい海岸線など、息をのむような景観美を誇るこの地は、自然愛好家のパラダイスだ。

    B2 中上級

    自分を優先する方法 — なぜそれがとても重要なのか (How to prioritize yourself — and why it’s so important)

    05:29自分を優先する方法 — なぜそれがとても重要なのか (How to prioritize yourself — and why it’s so important)
    • And me time reduces stress, helps us to think more clearly, prevents illness long-term if our stress is lower.

      私の時間については、多くの間違った信念がある。

    • And me time reduces stress, helps us to think more clearly, prevents illness long-term if our stress is lower.

      健康習慣として考えなければならない。

    A2 初級

    猫を飼う前に知りたかった10のこと (10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Adopting A Cat)

    14:54猫を飼う前に知りたかった10のこと (10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Adopting A Cat)
    • And the reason I really stress pet sitters is because if you are called out of town, if there's an emergency out of town somewhere, if you can't be in the home for some reason, you wouldn't want to just trust that you can put them into boarding or something like that.

      アンダーをブロックする。

    • And the reason I really stress pet sitters is because if you are called out of town, if there's an emergency out of town somewhere, if you can't be in the home for some reason, you wouldn't want to just trust that you can put them into boarding or something like that.

      それは問題だ。

    A2 初級

    言語実験が私の子供時代を台無しにした理由 (How a Language Experiment Ruined My Childhood)

    03:00言語実験が私の子供時代を台無しにした理由 (How a Language Experiment Ruined My Childhood)
    • For example, they found it weird that I would call Louis Vuitton "Louis Vuitton" the way you would stress it in Japanese.

      例えば、私がルイ・ヴィトンを「ルイ・ヴィトン」と日本語で強調するように呼ぶのを、彼らは奇妙に思った。

    • For example, they found it weird that I would call Louis Vuitton "Louis Vuitton" the way you would stress it in Japanese.

      これからはお互いに英語で話そうよ」。だからそれ以来、母が一緒にいないときは、お互いに英語を使うようになった。

    B1 中級