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strain1 [streɪn] N

1. strain BIOL (breed):

strain of animals
Rasse f <-, -n>
strain of plants
Sorte f <-, -n>
strain of virus
Art f <-, -en>

2. strain (inherited characteristic):

strain
Anlage f <-, -n>
strain

I. strain2 [streɪn] N usu sing

1. strain no pl (physical pressure):

strain
Druck m <-(e)s>
strain
Belastung f <-, -en>
to put a strain on sth

2. strain fig (emotional pressure):

strain
Druck m <-(e)s>
strain
Belastung f <-, -en>
to be under a lot of strain

3. strain (overexertion):

strain
strain

4. strain no pl PHYS (degree of distortion):

strain
Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>
strain
Spannung f <-, -en>
strain
stress and strain

5. strain (pulled tendon, muscle):

strain
Zerrung f <-, -en>
back/groin strain
hamstring strain

6. strain liter (stretch of music):

strain
Weise f <-, -n> liter
Melodie[n] f[pl]

II. strain2 [streɪn] VB intr

1. strain (pull):

strain
ziehen <zog, gezogen>
strain
strain dress

2. strain (try hard):

strain
to strain for [or Brit after] effect

III. strain2 [streɪn] VB trans

1. strain (pull):

to strain sth
an etw dat ziehen
MED, SPORTS to strain sth
to strain a ligament

2. strain fig:

to strain sth (overexert)
to strain sth (exaggerate)
to strain one's ears
to strain one's eyes
to strain the truth
übertreiben <übertreibt, übertrieb, übertrieben>

3. strain fig (tear at):

to strain sth
to strain sb's credulity

4. strain:

to strain sth (remove solids from liquids) coffee
etw [aus]sieben [o. ausziehen]
to strain sth (remove liquid from solids) vegetables

strain N

strain
strain
OpenDict unos

strain ADJ

to strain the grid ELEC

strain off VB trans

to strain off sth

bacterial strain

bacterial strain

HFR strain (high frequency of recombination)

HFR strain

lac⁺-strain [ˈlækˌstreɪn] N

lac⁺-strain

ˈstrain hard·en·ing N TECH

strain hardening

re·peti·tive ˈstrain in·ju·ry N no pl, RSI N no pl, re·peti·tive ˈstress syn·drome N

OpenDict unos

strain harden VB

to strain harden sth TECH
Present
Istrain
youstrain
he/she/itstrains
westrain
youstrain
theystrain
Past
Istrained
youstrained
he/she/itstrained
westrained
youstrained
theystrained
Present Perfect
Ihavestrained
youhavestrained
he/she/ithasstrained
wehavestrained
youhavestrained
theyhavestrained
Past Perfect
Ihadstrained
youhadstrained
he/she/ithadstrained
wehadstrained
youhadstrained
theyhadstrained