| strain relation | 29.62 | Race relations were strained. | ||
| strain tie | 6.12 | Ties have been strained by the islands dispute. | ||
| strain muscle | 4.21 | Are you straining your muscles? | ||
| strain relationship | 4.15 | Our relationship had become strained. | ||
| strain hamstring | 3.49 | He had strained a hamstring. | ||
| strain ligament | 2.44 | That might have strained a ligament in his elbow. | ||
| strain liquid | 2.44 | Strain the liquid. | ||
| strain groin | 2.37 | And I strained a groin. | ||
| strain resource | 2.37 | Their resources obviously are strained. | ||
| strain credulity | 2.04 | That strains credulity. | ||
| strain back | 1.78 | Then he strained his back. | ||
| strain sauce | 1.71 | Strain sauce. | ||
| strain mixture | 1.65 | Strain mixture into pitcher. | ||
| strain budget | 1.32 | The finance ministry, however, says it would strain the budget. | ||
| strain neck | 1.32 | You will strain your neck from looking up. | ||
| strain knee | 1.18 | He also strained his knee falling to the court. | ||
| strain eye | 1.12 | His eyes are strained. | ||
| strain marriage | 1.12 | The rivalry can even strain a marriage. | ||
| strain stock | 1.12 | Strain shrimp stock. | ||
| strain broth | 1.05 | Strain broth. |