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I . strain1 [streɪn] SUBST sans pl

1. strain sans pl (pressure):

2. strain sans pl PHYS:

II . strain1 [streɪn] VERBE intr

III . strain1 [streɪn] VERBE trans

1. strain (stretch):

2. strain (overexert):

3. strain coffee:

strain2 SUBST

1. strain (variety):

raça f
cepa f

2. strain MUS:

tom m

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He felt that it avoided straining to look meaningful or relevant and that despite its irreverence, it lightens the mood and lifts the spirit.
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Signs include blood in the urine and straining to urinate or defecate.
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Coffee syrup is produced by straining water and sugar through coffee grounds.
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I could never get over his 3/4 rear view of a character's eyeball straining to see something behind him.
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The men saunter threateningly through the streets, with fierce-looking dogs straining at the leash.
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Causes for this include frequent or chronic constipation, straining to have a bowel movement, diets low in fiber, and pregnancy.
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Next, accompanied by the terrible groaning howl of rope straining under maximum tension, the boat starts to tip up onto its side.
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Because of its demanding technique, high speed, and acrobatics, rock and roll is a straining high-performance dance and is most often performed by young dancers.
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Fox, however recommenced tunnelling, straining every muscle to expedite the work.
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Even before computer keyboards turned so many people into carpal-tunnel sufferers, the ballpoint pen was already straining hands and wrists.
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