high-pressure

high-pres·sure (hprshr)

adj.

1. Of or relating to pressures higher than normal, especially higher than atmospheric pressure.

2. Informal

a. Using aggressive, persistent persuasive tactics: a high-pressure salesperson.

b. Full of or imposing great stress or tension: a high-pressure job.

tr.v. high-pres·sured, high-pres·sur·ing, high-pres·sures Informal

To attempt to sell (something) or persuade (someone) by using aggressive, persistent tactics.

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high-pressure

adj

1. (Physics / General Physics) having, using, involving, or designed to withstand a pressure above normal pressure a high-pressure gas a high-pressure cylinder

2. Informal (of selling) persuasive in an aggressive and persistent manner

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

high-pressure - aggressively and persistently persuasive; "a hard-hitting advertising campaign"; "a high-pressure salesman" hard-hitting aggressive - having or showing determination and energetic pursuit of your ends; "an aggressive businessman"; "an aggressive basketball player"; "he was aggressive and imperious; positive in his convictions"; "aggressive drivers"

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high-pressure (Informal)

adjective forceful, aggressive, compelling, intensive, persistent, persuasive, high-powered, insistent, bludgeoning, pushy (informal), in-your-face (slang), coercive, importunate They use high-pressure sales tactics.

Translations

high-pressure [ˈhaɪˈpreʃəʳ] ADJ → de alta presión (fig) → enérgico, dinámico
high-pressure salesman → vendedor m agresivo
high-pressure selling → venta f agresiva

high-pressure [ˌhaɪˈprɛʃəʳ] adj → ad alta pressione (fig) → aggressivo/a

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high-pressure [ˌhaɪˈprɛʃəʳ] adj → ad alta pressione (fig) → aggressivo/a