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adjectivenounverb He's a very tense person. 他是个神经非常紧张的人。 She sounded tense and angry. 她的声音听起来又气又急。 I spent a tense few weeks waiting for the results of the tests. 等候测试结果的这几个星期里我寝食不安。 The atmosphere in the meeting was getting more and more tense. 会议的气氛越来越紧张。 A massage will relax those tense muscles. 按摩会使紧张的肌肉松弛。 I was feeling a little tense and restless. Relations between the two leaders are visibly tense. The situation grew increasingly tense. There’s no point in getting tense about the situation. He’s a very tense person. 他是个神经非常紧张的人。 I spent a few tense weeks waiting for the results of the tests. Try to relax. Are you always this tense? the past/present/future tense过去／现在／将来时态 ‘Have’ is the auxiliary verb used to form perfect tenses. In the sentence ‘I fed the cat’, ‘fed’ is in the past tense. The ‘-ed’ ending is used to form the past tense of regular verbs. the present simple tense the present tense marker ‘s’ tense something/yourself (up) She tensed her muscles in anticipation of the blow. 眼看要挨打，她绷紧了肌肉。 He tensed himself, listening to see if anyone had followed him. 他竖起耳朵谛听是否有人跟踪。 Expecting a blow, she tensed every muscle in her body. tense (up) His muscles tensed as he got ready to run. 他准备起跑时肌肉绷紧了。 She tensed, hearing the strange noise again. 再次听到那个奇怪的声音，她紧张起来。 |