frayed

UK
/freɪd/
US
/freɪd/
frayedadjektiv
more frayed
Komp.
most frayed
Super.
UK
/freɪd/
US
/freɪd/
Übersetzungen
The frayed edges of the old book gave it a vintage look.
Потрёпанные края старой книги придавали ей винтажный вид.
His frayed jeans were a testament to years of hard work.
Его изношенные джинсы были свидетельством многих лет тяжёлой работы.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Worn or tattered along the edges, typically referring to fabric or material.
The frayed edges of the old blanket gave it a rustic charm.
Showing signs of strain or stress, often used metaphorically to describe emotions or nerves.
After the long and exhausting week, her patience was frayed.
frayverb

frayed

Präteritum

frayed
Präteritum
frayed
Partizip Perfekt
fraying
Gerundium
UK
/freɪ/
US
/freɪ/
Übersetzungen
The fabric began to fray at the edges.
Ткань начала изнашиваться по краям.
The constant noise started to fray his nerves.
Постоянный шум начал раздражать его нервы.
Definitionen
To wear away or unravel the edge of a fabric or rope through constant rubbing or strain.
The rope began to fray after being used for several months.
To become strained or stressed, often leading to a breakdown in composure or patience.
As the deadline approached, her nerves began to fray.
(Archaic) To frighten or alarm.
The sudden cry in the dark would fray even the bravest soul.
fraysubstantiv
Definitionen
A situation of intense activity, typically one involving conflict or competition.
The political fray was heating up as the election day approached.
A fight, battle, or skirmish.
The soldiers were eager to join the fray and prove their bravery.
An unravelled or worn spot on fabric; a place where material has frayed.
The cuffs showed a nasty fray where the threads had come loose.