How to pronounce“straining”in English

straining the cities, and then eventually causing unrest.

straining an industry that provides more than a million jobs in the US, and it's poised to strain prices, too.

straining relations between Warsaw and Kev which have been close Partners since Russia's invasion of Ukraine DW's Christine Mund now reports from

straining millions of businesses The Continuous load shedding is killing the chickens I lost over 20 chickens

straining relations between the two powers now let's bring in our business correspondent jens corte in new york

Straining the ocean for plastic would be beyond the budget of any country and it might kill untold amounts of sea life in the process.

Without straining for quick answers or simple conclusions, in a complete state of negative capability, considering every possibility, until it finally bore fruit