distress
US /dɪˈstres/
UK /dɪˈstres/
1.
kesusahan, penderitaan, kesedihan
extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
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She was in great distress after losing her job.
Dia dalam kesusahan besar selepas kehilangan pekerjaannya.
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The news caused him considerable emotional distress.
Berita itu menyebabkan dia mengalami kesusahan emosi yang ketara.
2.
kecemasan, bahaya, kesukaran
a state of danger or desperate need
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The ship sent out a distress signal.
Kapal itu menghantar isyarat kecemasan.
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They were in distress and needed immediate help.
Mereka dalam kesusahan dan memerlukan bantuan segera.
1.
menyusahkan, mengganggu, menyakitkan
cause (someone) extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
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It distressed him to see his children suffering.
Melihat anak-anaknya menderita menyusahkannya.
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The constant noise began to distress her.
Bunyi bising yang berterusan mula menyusahkannya.
2.
membuat usang, merosakkan, menjadikan lama
damage or mar the surface of (something) by making it appear older or more worn
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The furniture was deliberately distressed to give it an antique look.
Perabot itu sengaja dibuat usang untuk memberikan rupa antik.
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They sell distressed jeans with rips and faded areas.
Mereka menjual seluar jeans lusuh dengan koyakan dan kawasan pudar.