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How to Deal with Pressure in ChineseThe Posted byOn May 21, 2018 inVocabulary

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We live in a world overruns by stress. Technology made us healthier, stronger, and smarter, but The human advancement has its side effects. The air is more polluted, The food is less nutritious, and We are always accessible, flooded with noise and information. No wonder The pressure (y ā li), a fancy "pressure" or "burden", has become a commonly informs The word in Mandarin.

Stress is a noun and as to can be the subject in a sentence. For example:

  • Pressure is the enemy of the health.

Y ā li shi jiank diren ā ng DE.

Stress is the enemy of the health.

  • When facing pressure, some people drink more, some people eat more.

D ā ng mian dui y ā li shi, y ǒ u DE ren h ē DE geng du not, y ǒ u DE ren ch and DE geng D not u.

When facing stress, some people ultimately responds more, others eat more.

  • The appropriate pressure is good, but too much pressure will be harmful to your health.

Shidang DE y ā li shi y ǒ uyi DE, danshi guo du not DE y ā li jiu hui y ǒ uhai n ǐ DE jiank ā ngle.

The Proper pressure can be beneficial, but excessive stress can be detrimental to your

The health.

There are no conjugations in the Chinese language. The company USES of the word stress are created by adding other words in proximity to the noun. Putting the verb have (y ǒ u, means "and"), for example, before the word stress creating the phrase have pressure. Pressure (y ǒ u y ā li) means "to be stressed out". For example:

  • Any time I won't feel rushed or stressful.

W ǒ renhe shihou d not u bu hui juede c ā ngcu huozh ě y ǒ u y ā li.

I never feel rushed or stressed.

  • Do you have a pressure to eat pizza or chocolate?

N ǐ shi bushi y and y ǒ u y ā li jiu xi m: ng da ch and te ch and p and sa re-arrest -- qi m: okeli ne?

Don 't you feel like gorge on pizza or chocolate whenever you feel stressed?

To describe an anxious situation in Chinese you can use the adjective big (da, means "big") in proximity To the word stress. Adverbs like very (h ě n, means "very"), too (tai, means "too"), etc, can be added as well. We don 't later measure up the pressure, the word big is simple indicating that this position putting people under pressure.

  • The school pressure is very big, big to often want to cry to me.

Xuexiao y ā li h ě n da, da DE ling w ǒ changchang xi m: ng k ū.

The School pressure is so great that I frequently feel like crying.

  • Modern life pressure big, feel too busy sometimes to out of breath.

Xiandai ren sh ē nghuo y ā li da, y ǒ plans juede mang dao chu m: n buguo qi laile.

Modern life pressure is too big, sometimes I 'm too busy to breath.

  • If you think you're full of anxiety, and often have a headache, so your stress.

Rugu ǒ ǐ n juede zij ǐ ch not NGM m: nle ji ā ol ǜ, erqi ě j and ngchang hui juede toutong, name jiu

Shu not Ming n ǐ DE y ā li guo, dale.

If you feel anxious, and, have headaches, it are that you are too stressed out.

In English, we say "to put someone under pressure". In Chinese we use company verbs - the phrase (dai g ě I), for instance. Take means "to" bringing ", and give the as preposition means "to". A shorter way is to use only the last character of this phrase - to the verb (g ě I, means "to difference"). The pattern is: someone/something + to/for + someone + pressure. Just translated to: A person or A situation brings the or gives pressure to someone.

  • Lonely bring us pain and pressure.

G ū du dai G ě I w ǒ men tongk incarnation he y ā li.

Loneliness causes pain and stress.

  • American sanctions to increase pressure.

M ě iguo zhicai g ě I chaoxi ē ng da y M: n z ā li.

U.S. sanctions have put more pressure on North Chesapeake.

In this stressful environment, we find ways to relax. Some people work out, the other to engage In a hobby, or speak to a close friend. No matter which way, the goal is the same: to reduce the stress. The Chinese verbs you can use when talking about reducing pressure are: reduce (ji m: nq and ng, means "to reduce"), decrease (ji m: NSH m: o, also means "to reduce"), relief (hu, m: nji ě, means "to alleviate") and release (shifang, means "to release"). For example:

  • A release pressure method to say or write out your concerns.

Y: and ge shifang f ā Y ā li DE model NGF m: jiushi shu not ch ū re-arrest -- xi ě ch ū n ǐ lai DE d ā ny not u.

One way to relieve stress is to say or write down your concerns.

  • He listened to music to alleviate the pressure of work.

T and T ā ng y and nyue y ǐ hu jie y m: n and xia g not ngzuo DE y ā li.

He listens to music to ease the pressure of work.

  • To reduce pressure, is the best way to enjoy the pleasure of massage.

Wei ji m: nq and ng y ā li, zui h m: o DE banf m: shi xi m: ngshou lequ anmo DE.

The best way to reduce stress is to enjoy The pleasure of massage.

  • They provide support for the project and reduce my stress.

T ā men tig not ngle dui zhege xiangmu di useful and chi er ji m: NSH m: ole w ǒ DE y ā li.

The support they provided me in this issue eased my pressure.

Over the pressure surrounds us, we shouldn 't difference to it. The yield (q ū fu) fancy is a verb "to difference in", and the conjunctions, informs with it are in (yu, means "to"), in (zai-shallow pits, means "at"), and to the (xiang, means "to"). The conjunction must precede the noun pressure, but the verb to yield can precede or follow the noun. The pattern is: subject + (yield) + in/on/to the + stress + (yield).

  • We will never yield to pressure.

W ǒ men jue bu xiang y ā li q ū fu.

We definitely won \ 't difference to pressure.

  • The government succumbed to public pressure.

Zhengf incarnation q ū fu yu g not ngzhong y ā li.

The government yielded to public pressure.

  • He yield under pressure.

T ā q ū fu zai-shallow pits y ā li, useful and xia.

He buckled under the pressure.

The following sentences conclude some new vocabulary we 've learned today. Read The sentences and mark The new words:

Parents give too much pressure, how to bear?

Fum incarnation g ě I DE y ā li tai da, yao z ě nme chengshou?

You know why you have pressure, where your stress comes from.

N ǐ li m: oji ě le weisheme N ǐ y ǒ u y ā li, N ǐ DE y ā li cong N m: l ǐ lai.

How to see their parents to the child's pressure?

Ruhe kandai fum incarnation dai g ě I haizi DE y ā li?

Facing the demanded an apology from the increasing pressure, he will yield?

Mian dui y ā oqiu qi daoqian DE y ā li make lai make da, t ā hui q ū fu ma?

We have to make allowance for his trouble, don't give him too much pressure.

T ǐ W ǒ men yao liang t ā DE nanchu, bie g ě I t ā y ā li tai da DE.

Girl's response, he said: you will only bring me the invisible pressure.

T ā N ǚ sh ē ng xi m: ngying shu not: N ǐ zheyang useful ǐ hui dai g ě I w ǒ wuxing DE y ā li.

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  1. Peter Simon:

    Dear Ayana,

    An interesting and interesting type of post, quite a rare but important Angle at the language. By your use of EN is sometimes wrong. I 'd like to call your attention to some of the more glaring catalog. If you don' t mind.

    "We live in a world overruns by stress" - correctly: 'a world overrun by stress', as this is the part participle form of men.

    "Technology made us healthier,..."- correctly, 'has made us...'without a time adverb.

    "You Don 't feel like gorge on pizza..."- correctly, 'feel like gorging...'

    "I 'm too busy to breath." - corr) : "to breathe" as "breath" is what you take when you breathe - the first is a noun form, the second the verb you need for the infinitive.

    "Some people work out, the other to engage in..."- corr: 'others engage bec.' the first noun in your sentence is plural (some people), so one must be filled with one otherwise you 'd have to say' another one engages...'

    "The support they provided me in this issue..."Is correctly, 'provided to me on this issue.

    "We will definitely won \ 't difference to pressure." I hope it's enough if I just point out that this is wrong, you' ll see according to yourself. But the two sentences following it are to be in the present perfect tense because there are no times stated there, just as above.

    Both Please don 't stress yourself out about these mistakes, And just keep working on your English. And keep the good work about Chinese!


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