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dis·tress·ing [dɪ'stresɪŋ] ADJ, Am dis·tress·ful ADJ

1. distressing (worrying):

2. distressing (painful):

I. dis·tress [dɪ'stres] N no pl

1. distress:

zabrinutost f at - zbog

2. distress (despair):

3. distress (exhaustion):

4. distress (emergency):

II. dis·tress [dɪ'stres] VB trans

dis·tressed [dɪ'strest] ADJ

1. distressed (unhappy):

2. distressed (shocked):

potresen at - zbog

3. distressed (in difficulties):

dress·ing-'down N inf

I. press·ing ['presɪŋ] ADJ (urgent)

pressing issue, matter
pressing requests

II. press·ing ['presɪŋ] N

de·press·ing [dɪ'presɪŋ] ADJ

head·'mis·tress N

'sal·ad dress·ing N

'dress·ing gown N

'dress·ing room N

Present
Idistress
youdistress
he/she/itdistresses
wedistress
youdistress
theydistress
Past
Idistressed
youdistressed
he/she/itdistressed
wedistressed
youdistressed
theydistressed
Present Perfect
Ihavedistressed
youhavedistressed
he/she/ithasdistressed
wehavedistressed
youhavedistressed
theyhavedistressed
Past Perfect
Ihaddistressed
youhaddistressed
he/she/ithaddistressed
wehaddistressed
youhaddistressed
theyhaddistressed