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/prest//prest/The word "pressed" has a fascinating etymology. It originated in the 14th century from the Old French word "presser," meaning "to press" or "to squeeze." This Old French word is derived from the Latin "pressare," which carries a similar meaning. In Latin, "pressare" is derived from "press" (meaning "to squeeze") and "are" (meaning "to do"). Initially, the English word "pressed" referred to the act of squeezing or compressing something, such as fruit or juice. Over time, its meaning expanded to include other senses, such as being in a hurry (e.g., "pressed for time") or feeling anxious or stressed (e.g., "feeling pressed").
not having enough of something, especially time or money
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Related words and phrases
made flat using force, a heavy object or a hot iron
làm phẳng bằng lực, vật nặng hoặc bàn là nóng
hình ảnh được làm bằng hoa ép
quần được là phẳng phiu