be stressed out

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We like cats, but we're a dog company, so as a general rule we feel cats visiting our offices would be fairly stressed out.(我们也爱猫咪，不过我们是一家爱犬公司，所以，一般而言，如果有猫咪在办公室里活动的话，我们会很紧张。)

To be stressed out means to be under pressure. People go on vacations so that they can relieve their stress, and they can forget about work, relax and rest.(的意思是“承受着压力”。人们可以通过度假的方式缓解压力，暂时忘掉工作。放松自己，休整一下。)

But if you think there's a chance he might be stressed out, maybe you should talk to him about it.(但是，如果你认为他可能地压力过大，也许你应该找他谈谈。)

I guess it might be because I am stressed out recently.(我想可能还是因为最近压力太大造成的。)

Research shows stressed-out parents are not only damaging their own health, they may also be making their children more vulnerable to illness.(研究表明父母压力过大不仅会影响自己的健康，还会使孩子更易生病。)

But it did not call for further offshore drilling to be ruled out; on the contrary, it stressed a belief that, if properly managed and regulated, the risks of offshore drilling are still acceptable.(但是他们并没有叫停更远的深海钻井。相反，他们强调一点，如果能够做到有效管理和制度约束，深海钻井的风险还是可以接受的。)

Frankly, this can be really, really hard sometimes, particularly as you get stressed out and are dealing with something that might seem trivial.(坦率地讲，有时候这的确非常非常的难，尤其是当你怒不可遏或处理某些鸡毛蒜皮的事情时。)

Mr Paulson stressed that the seizure of the agencies is merely a “time out”; it will be for the next administration and Congress to determine their future form.(Paulson先生强调对这两家公司的接管仅仅是“暂停”；将有下一任管理者和国会来决定其未来的管理方式。)

Research has shown that depressed or stressed-out people tend to be more susceptible to medical ailments, such as infectious diseases and perhaps even cancer.(研究表面患抑郁症或者是承受巨大压力的人脉特别容易得医学疾病，例如是传染性疾病，甚至是癌症。)

It's nice way to, you know, not be stressed out and just release some energy.(这是一种很好的方式，你知道的，让自己不要压力过大，只是释放一些能量。)