press

A drug that treats depression; preventing or relieving depression

The pressure of blood in the arteries

To press into a smaller space; a cloth pad applied to the body for treatment

Pressed tightly together; reduced in size by pressure

Able to be compressed into a smaller space

The act of pressing into a smaller space; reduction of data size

Relating to or causing compression

A machine that compresses gas or air

To relieve pressure; to restore compressed data to its original form

The process of relieving pressure or restoring compressed data

To make someone sad; to press down; to cause economic decline

A substance that reduces nervous system activity; having a sedating effect

Very unhappy or suffering from depression; economically struggling

Causing sadness or gloom

In a way that causes sadness or discouragement

A mental disorder causing persistent sadness; a period of economic decline; a sunken area

Of or relating to the Great Depression period

Causing or relating to depression; a person suffering from depression

to convey feelings or thoughts; fast or direct

Able to be expressed

The act of conveying feelings or ideas; a facial look; a phrase or idiom

Showing no emotion or feeling on the face

In an expressionless manner

Effectively conveying thought or feeling

In a vivid, expressive manner

The quality of being expressive

Clearly and explicitly; specifically for a purpose

A wide highway built for high-speed traffic

Facing serious difficulty or pressure; barely able to cope

Involving great stress or forceful persuasion; to coerce someone

To have a strong positive effect on someone; to make someone feel admiration

Feeling strong admiration or a favourable effect

A feeling or image retained in the mind; a mark made by pressure

Easily influenced by others or experiences

An art movement focusing on light, color, and immediate visual impression

An impressionism artist; a performer who mimics others

Relating to impressionism; based on subjective impressions rather than facts

Causing admiration or respect; having a strong positive effect

Having a striking or admirable appearance

In a way that causes admiration or a strong impression

Not able to be compressed

Too great or intense to be put into words

To a degree that cannot be expressed in words

Showing little or no emotion or feeling

Impossible to hold back or control; bursting with energy

In a way that cannot be held back or suppressed

Suppressed or held back for a long time

Held back or suppressed for a long time

Operating at low pressure; relaxed and easygoing

An inaccurate or misleading impression

To treat people cruelly by abusing power; to weigh heavily on the mind

Subjected to unjust authority or mental burden; 受压迫的，受压制的

Cruel or unjust use of power; a feeling of being suppressed; 压迫，压制，压抑

Unjustly harsh or tyrannical; overwhelming and burdensome; 压迫性的，专横的，令人窒息的

In an oppressive, burdensome manner; 压迫地，沉重地

The quality of being oppressive or burdensome; 压迫性，沉重感

A person who cruelly or unjustly controls others; 压迫者，压制者

Pressure exceeding normal levels; to apply excessive pressure

An artist of the Post-Impressionist movement; relating to Post-Impressionism

to push or urge; the media and journalism

Under strain or pressure; flattened by pressing

Requiring urgent attention; the act of applying pressure

A printing press operator; a journalist

the force of pushing; mental stress; to coerce

A sealed pot that cooks food quickly under high pressure

Full of stress and high-stakes demands

Treated with preservatives under pressure to resist decay

Feeling stress or coercion

The process of increasing or maintaining pressure in an enclosed space

To increase pressure in a space; to coerce someone

Maintained at increased pressure

To suppress by force; to hold back feelings or impulses

Having suppressed emotions or held back by force

Suppression by force; unconscious blocking of painful feelings

Oppressive, tending to suppress freedom

Expression of one's personality or feelings, often through creative activities

Serving to express one's own personality or feelings

To forcibly end something; to restrain a feeling or reaction

A substance that suppresses a bodily function

Kept from public knowledge; forcibly restrained

Capable of being suppressed

The act of forcibly stopping or preventing something; conscious exclusion of unwanted thoughts

Tending to suppress; a drug that suppresses a condition

To an exceptional degree

Having very little time available

Requiring urgent attention due to limited time

Not having been compressed

Not put into words; not made explicit

Not feeling admiration or enthusiasm about something

Failing to impress; not remarkable