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  1. straining:
  2. strain:
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Detailed Translations for straining from English to German

straining:

straining [the ~] nomen

  1. the straining (dislocation; spraining)
    die Zersetzung; die Verrenkung; die Zerrüttung; Verrenken
  2. the straining (twisting; wrenching; spraining)
    die Zerrung; die Verrenkung; die Verstauchung
  3. the straining (filtering)
    die Filterung; die Filtration

Translation Matrix for straining:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Filterung filtering; straining
Filtration filtering; straining
Verrenken dislocation; spraining; straining
Verrenkung dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain
Verstauchung spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain
Zerrung spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain
Zerrüttung dislocation; spraining; straining desperation; upheaval
Zersetzung dislocation; spraining; straining
- distortion; overrefinement; strain; torture; twisting
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- arduous; strenuous

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Synonyms for "straining":


Related Definitions for "straining":

  1. taxing to the utmost; testing powers of endurance1
    • his final, straining burst of speed1
  2. an intense or violent exertion1
  3. the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean1

strain:

strain [the ~] nomen

  1. the strain (pains)
    die Mühe; die Anstrengungen; die Bemühung; der Aufwand; Bemühen; die Mühewaltung
  2. the strain (tightness; tension; tenseness)
    die Spannung; die Anspannung
  3. the strain (attempt; effort; efforts; )
    der Versuch; der Anstrengung
  4. the strain (blood pressure; hypertension; pressure)
    der Blutdruck; der Druck; der Zwang
  5. the strain (physical effort; exertions; effort; exertion; efforts)
    die Kraftanstrengung; die Anstrengung

to strain verb (strains, strained, straining)

  1. to strain (stretch; extend)
    strecken
    • strecken verb (strecke, streckst, streckt, streckte, strecktet, gestreckt)

Conjugations for strain:

present
  1. strain
  2. strain
  3. strains
  4. strain
  5. strain
  6. strain
simple past
  1. strained
  2. strained
  3. strained
  4. strained
  5. strained
  6. strained
present perfect
  1. have strained
  2. have strained
  3. has strained
  4. have strained
  5. have strained
  6. have strained
past continuous
  1. was straining
  2. were straining
  3. was straining
  4. were straining
  5. were straining
  6. were straining
future
  1. shall strain
  2. will strain
  3. will strain
  4. shall strain
  5. will strain
  6. will strain
continuous present
  1. am straining
  2. are straining
  3. is straining
  4. are straining
  5. are straining
  6. are straining
subjunctive
  1. be strained
  2. be strained
  3. be strained
  4. be strained
  5. be strained
  6. be strained
diverse
  1. strain!
  2. let's strain!
  5. strained
  6. straining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for strain:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Anspannung strain; tenseness; tension; tightness burden; stress
Anstrengung attempt; effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; physical effort; strain; try
Anstrengungen pains; strain strains
Aufwand pains; strain
Bemühen pains; strain ambition; aspirations; diligence
Bemühung pains; strain approach
Blutdruck blood pressure; hypertension; pressure; strain
Druck blood pressure; hypertension; pressure; strain adversity; amount of pressure; circulation; compulsion; destitution; disaster; edition; impression; necessity; need; pressure; print; printing; volume
Kraftanstrengung effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; physical effort; strain
Mühe pains; strain bother; distress; fuss; grief; hassle; mess; misery; pain; sadness; sorrow; worry
Mühewaltung pains; strain
Spannung strain; tenseness; tension; tightness circulation; impression; noise level; print; sound intensity; sound level; sound volume; tense situation; volume
Versuch attempt; effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; strain; try experiment; test; try
Zwang blood pressure; hypertension; pressure; strain circulation; compulsion; impression; pressure; print
- air; breed; form; line; melodic line; melodic phrase; melody; mental strain; nervous strain; nisus; pains; song; stock; straining; stress; striving; tenor; tune; var.; variant
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
strecken extend; strain; stretch adulterate; clamp; cut; dilute; fix; prick; remedy; sting; stretch; stretch o.s. out; tighten; water down
- deform; distort; extend; filter; filter out; filtrate; puree; reach; separate out; sieve; sift; stress; strive; tense; tense up; try
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- advance; compression; filter; harness; sieve; strain at stool; stress

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Related Definitions for "strain":

  1. the act of singing1
  2. an intense or violent exertion1
  3. an effortful attempt to attain a goal1
  4. the general meaning or substance of an utterance1
  5. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence1
  6. a special variety of domesticated animals within a species1
    • he created a new strain of sheep1
  7. (biology) a group of organisms within a species that differ in trivial ways from similar groups1
    • a new strain of microorganisms1
  8. (physics) deformation of a physical body under the action of applied forces1
  9. injury to a muscle (often caused by overuse); results in swelling and pain1
  10. (psychology) nervousness resulting from mental stress1
    • his responsibilities were a constant strain1
  11. difficulty that causes worry or emotional tension1
    • she endured the stresses and strains of life1
  12. cause to be tense and uneasy or nervous or anxious1
  13. alter the shape of (something) by stress1
  14. to exert much effort or energy1
    • straining our ears to hear1
  15. use to the utmost; exert vigorously or to full capacity1
    • Don't strain your mind too much1
  16. rub through a strainer or process in an electric blender1
  17. remove by passing through a filter1
  18. separate by passing through a sieve or other straining device to separate out coarser elements1
  19. become stretched or tense or taut1
    • the rope strained when the weight was attached1
  20. test the limits of1

Wiktionary Translations for strain:

strain
noun
  1. variant of living species
strain
verb
  1. Hilfsverb haben: durchseihen von Flüssigkeiten, durchstreichen von weichen Nahrungsmitteln
  2. (transitiv) in Bezug auf Gegenstand und Ähnliches: etwas stark beanspruchen, gebrauchen
noun
  1. Medizin: Eine durch direkte oder indirekte Gewalteinwirkung oder Überbeanspruchung des Bewegungsapparates ausgelöste, schmerzhafte Überdehnung der Bänder, Sehnen oder Muskeln, die noch nicht zu einer mechanischen Zerstörung geführt hat.
  2. eine große, anhaltende Anstrengung
  3. kleine bearbeitbare Gruppe niederer Lebewesen
  4. eine Beanspruchung, die Schaden verursachen kann
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• strain → bandagieren; mit Bandagen versehen; verbinden; aufziehen; spannen; anspannen; ausspannen; straffen; anziehen ↔ bander — (familier, fr) Occitanie|fr exaspérer, gonfler.
• strain → filtern; durchseihen; filtrieren ↔ filtrer — passer par un filtre pour séparer un ou des éléments constituants.
• strain → bekümmern; betrüben; grämen; kränken; quälen; Leid verursachen; Herzeleid verursachen; sich abmühen; sich anstrengen; sich bemühen; sich Mühe geben ↔ peiner — Faire de la peine, causer du chagrin, de l’inquiétude, affliger.
• strain → aufziehen; spannen; anspannen; ausspannen; straffen; anziehen ↔ raidir — tendre ou étendre avec force ; rendre raide.
• strain → aufziehen; spannen; anspannen; ausspannen; straffen; anziehen ↔ remonter — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• strain → einschließen; spannen; klemmen; pressen; zwängen; zusammendrücken; kondensieren; komprimieren ↔ serrer — Renfermer, ranger, mettre en lieu sûr, à l’abri. (Sens général).
• strain → aufziehen; spannen; anspannen; ausspannen; straffen; anziehen ↔ tendre — étirer un fil, une corde, une surface; tirer une corde par plusieurs côtés pour la rendre raide ; étirer une peau.
• strain → Stimmung; Gestimmtsein; Einstellung; Gemütslage; Ton ↔ ton — son d’une certaine fréquence.







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