der Stress

B1

stress

English meaning
stress
Gender
der — masculine
Vocabulary package
Stress & Pressure

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Stress in a sentence

Ich habe bei der Arbeit viel Stress.

I have a lot of stress at work.

Declension of der Stress

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Stress—
Accusativeden Stress—
Dativedem Stress—
Genitivedes Stresses—

Word family

Words built on Stress:

Where Stress comes from

von englisch stress „Anspannung, Druck, Belastung, Beanspruchung“. Den Ausdruck hat der österreichische Biochemiker Hans Selye (1907–1982) 1936 eingeführt, der an der McGill University in Montreal (Kanada) arbeitete.

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Words that go with Stress

Questions about Stress

Is it der, die or das Stress?

It is der Stress — Stress is masculine.

What is the genitive of Stress?

The genitive singular is des Stresses.

What does Stress mean in English?

der Stress means "stress". For example: "Ich habe bei der Arbeit viel Stress." — "I have a lot of stress at work."

What level is Stress in German?

Stress is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the stress & pressure vocabulary.

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