overwhelmed
adjectiveFeeling too much pressure or stress
Example
"I'm overwhelmed with work today"
Axel and Celia discuss managing work pressure and making weekend plans. Learn practical English for workplace stress and leisure activities.
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Feeling too much pressure or stress
Example
"I'm overwhelmed with work today"
Time limit for completing something
Example
"The project deadline is tomorrow"
Amount of work to be done
Example
"My workload is very heavy this week"
To relax and reduce stress
Example
"I need to unwind after work"
Very busy and stressful
Example
"It's been a hectic day at the office"
Exhaustion from too much work
Example
"She's experiencing work burnout"
To manage difficult situations
Example
"How do you cope with stress?"
To put things in order of importance
Example
"I need to prioritize my tasks"
To do several things at once
Example
"Can you multitask effectively?"
Very tired
Example
"I'm exhausted from working late"
To rest and gain energy again
Example
"I need the weekend to recharge"
Free time for relaxation
Example
"What do you do in your leisure time?"
Done without planning
Example
"Let's make spontaneous weekend plans"
Enjoying outdoor activities
Example
"She's very outdoorsy and loves hiking"
Comfortable and warm
Example
"Let's have a cozy night at home"
To do things you're behind on
Example
"I need to catch up on my reading"
To wake up later than usual
Example
"I love to sleep in on weekends"
To stop working temporarily
Example
"You should take a break from work"
To gradually relax
Example
"I wind down by reading before bed"
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