n. 压, 榨, 按, 强制, 压力, 压迫, 压强 vt. 迫使, 使增压, 密封
There are other reasons for the rising incidence of depression in young people, with increasing pressure to succeed in education and in life more broadly —— to be famous, beautiful, rich —— often cited as a source of unhappiness or anxiety which can, if aggravated by other factors, and not managed, tip into ill health.
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“The ability to absorb information, react swiftly and coordinate actions whilst remaining calm under pressure are often attributes of people that are good at gaming,” according to a Royal Air Force spokesperson.
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“People age 45+ face persistent and rising pressure in the global job market.
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And it’s easy to forget that employers, like everyone else, are under time pressure and are just trying to solve problems.
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Diets high in fibre have been linked to a lower risk of developing heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure and diabetes, and it’s recommended adults consume 30g per day.
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