high blood pressure

to compress; compression

describing an atmosphere or feeling that is stifling, gloomy, or depressing

electrical potential high enough to cause injury or damage

to subject to unjust or cruel treatment or control, especially through political, social, or economic power

to prevent or restrain the expression, growth, or development of something

to suppress, stifle, or clamp down on someone or something through force, authority, or pressure

to put down or quell by force, such as a rebellion, riot, or political dissent

to shape a material by forcing it through a die or mold, often in industrial manufacturing

to pile up or accumulate inventory without being sold or used

to reduce physical or atmospheric pressure

to lower (one's voice)

money given to children as a gift on Chinese New Year's Eve

hydraulic pressure

low atmospheric or physical pressure

to reduce the pressure of a fluid or gas

to exert pressure; to apply pressure

to apply physical pressure to a surface using the hands or fingers

to exert psychological or social pressure on someone to achieve a goal

to defeat or dominate through superior force, influence, or ability

(mainly used in the negative) in the first place; absolutely; simply

a mechanical device used to increase the pressure of a gas by reducing its volume

the pressure exerted by the weight of the Earth's atmosphere

tenderness; pain experienced when touched or palpated

to squeeze or extort labor, money, or value from others; to oppress

to restrain or keep under control, specifically regarding emotions or sound

to increase the fluid or gas pressure within a system or container

bearing a heavy physical load or pressure

high tension power line

low blood pressure

to bully, oppress, or push around someone, especially by abusing power or position

to depress or force down prices

systolic blood pressure

piezoelectricity (physics)

oxygen administered at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure or the process of oxygenation under these conditions

Taiwan variant of [[冲压|衝壓|chong4 ya1]], meaning to stamp or press (metalwork)

pressure (physics)

diastolic blood pressure

pulse pressure; the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure

to press or crush something until it becomes flat

high voltage electricity