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tension

/ˈtɛnʃən/

noun

Stres, endişe veya belirsizlik nedeniyle oluşan zihinsel veya duygusal gerginlik.

Mental or emotional strain caused by stress, anxiety, or suspense.

  • The tension in the room was palpable before the announcement.
  • She felt a lot of tension before her job interview.
  • The movie builds tension throughout the plot.
  • The diplomatic tension between the two nations escalated following disagreements over trade policies and border security.
  • Literary critics noted that the author skillfully maintains narrative tension through carefully paced revelation of information.
  • Workplace tension often arises when organizational changes are implemented without adequate communication or employee consultation.
noun

Gergin olma durumu; bir ip, tel veya kasın gerginlik derecesi.

The state of being stretched tight; the degree of tightness of a rope, wire, or muscle.

  • Adjust the tension on the guitar strings for better sound.
  • The tension in the cable must be carefully monitored.
  • Muscle tension can lead to headaches and discomfort.
noun

İnsanlar, gruplar veya uluslar arasındaki gergin ilişkiler veya düşmanlık.

Strained relations or hostility between people, groups, or nations.

  • There has been growing tension between the two countries.
  • The tension between the coworkers was obvious to everyone.
  • Diplomatic efforts helped reduce regional tensions.