What does distressed mean and what does distress mean

It means that you are a person with feelings and know how to use it...Being distressed means that you have encountered something unpleasant, that makes you unhappy, that it makes your heart numb and hurt.

distressed, in some cases, it can be just a kind of pity, a pity, just like when we watch a certain movie, we suddenly feel sorry for the heroine, or all of them are actors, it is possible that you are similar to him, so there are some feelings, but do you care about the actor, no, so it doesn't mean that you care about distress.

Heartache mainly contains love.

There is also a wound. Heartache.

Mainly contains wounds.

There is also love, and when it hurts, even if it is yourself who is hurt in the matter.

But he doesn't care about himself, he just worries about the other party.

When the heart hurts, even if it is the other party who is hurting.

But you will feel that you are the one who is really hurt, and the distress contains a little heartache.

Distressed meaning: to cherish, to feel pain or discomfort because the thing or person you love is damaged.

The pinyin of distress is xīn téng, the part of speech is a verb, the heart is a single structure, and the pain is a semi-enclosed structure, and distress has the meaning of cherishing, and it also refers to feeling pain or discomfort due to damage to the thing or person you love.

Example sentences

1. My mother is tired of tedious housework every day, Xiaofang is very distressed and decides to help her mother share some of it.

2. Looking at the little girl's tattered clothes, I feel very distressed.

3. After a serious illness, he described being emaciated, which made people feel distressed.

4. In the face of such love, I am always distressed and at a loss.

5. After ten years of marriage, the couple regarded it as a pearl in their palms, and they were very distressed.

6. Seeing his wife who was struggling, he couldn't help but feel distressed and walked over to help her into the room to rest.

7. I was very distressed when I saw my grandmother panting when she went up to the third floor.

8. His ten-year hard work was destroyed in the fire, which made people feel distressed.

9. In order to solve the problem of our tuition fees, my father worked everywhere, wearing stars and moons, and we sisters were very distressed to see it.

10. A girl in a pink princess dress sat on the ground, her big watery eyes were full of teardrops, which looked pitiful, and I couldn't help but feel pity and a trace of unbearable and distressed.

Heart distress, the Chinese word, pinyin is xīn téng, which means to cherish and cherish very much.

1.Name of the disease. Also known as "Nine Kinds of Heartache". Refers to pain in the upper abdomen and anterior chest.

2.Pity; Love dearly.

3.Miserly, reluctantly.

4. Northwest dialect. It is used to praise girls for being beautiful and cute, and to be likable.

Distressed sentences. 1.Watching her smoky and smoky, it is touching and distressing.

2.You can put your precious pen in the pencil case to prevent your classmates from inadvertently dropping your pen on the floor at the end of class. You see, if your pen falls on the ground, don't you feel distressed?

3.True love is not never quarreling, not getting angry, not playing temper, not messing around, but noisy, crying, scolding, and finally the most distressed for each other, it is still each other.

4.It's not that many "departments" are born out of thin air to Tangsai, in fact, it's nothing to raise a few more people who eat imperial grain, and the common people can afford to raise it, and hundreds of millions of yuan of construction corruption are being wasted, which is distressing, and it's all taxpayers' money.

5.Liu Dacai cherishes his money like his life, and he is already very tight, and when he takes out this fifty yuan bill, he will feel distressed for half a month.

6.Listen! I'm not happy with you. If you don't pay attention to rest, it makes me feel sorry for you. I don't often contact me, so I always think about it. Don't take the initiative to greet me, and ask me to send a message first. The summer is here, or don't forget to bless you: happy summer!

Heart distress, the Chinese word, pinyin is xīn téng, which means to cherish and cherish very much.

From "A Little History of Civilization Chapter 32": It's nothing more than Feng is in charge of many things, and he wants to use the money we feel sorry for to do things that don't matter.

synonyms: beloved, loved.

Example sentence: Every time I spare him, I feel very uncomfortable on my conscience, and I feel very distressed when I hit him once.

Sentence formation: 1. You are better to me than to yourself, and the more I think about you, the more I feel sorry for you.

2. Thinking of the money she spent, her distress has a double meaning.