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frazzled

/ˈfræz.əld/

Translations

frazzledadjective

more frazzled

Comp.

most frazzled

Super.

/ˈfræz.əld/

измотанный

After a long day at work, she felt completely frazzled.

После долгого рабочего дня она чувствовала себя полностью измотанной.

Additional translations

Synonyms

worn out

burned out

Antonyms

frazzledpast participle

/ˈfræz.əld/

Used as the past participle of the verb "frazzle" functioning adjectivally.

Synonyms

exhausted

worn out

burned out

frazzleverb

frazzled

Past Simple

frazzled

Past Simple

frazzled

Past Participle

frazzling

Gerund

/ˈfræz.əl/

измотать

The long day at work really frazzled me.

Долгий рабочий день действительно измотал меня.

износить

The constant use of the machine frazzled its components.

Постоянное использование машины износило её компоненты.

Synonyms

wear out

frazzlepast participle

frazzled

Past-participle adjective derived from the verb; common in everyday English (e.g. "a frazzled parent").

Synonyms

worn out

burned out

Definitions

frazzledadjective

Feeling exhausted or worn out, typically due to stress or overwork.

After working a 12-hour shift, she felt completely frazzled and just wanted to go to bed.

Frayed or ragged, especially of cloth or other material.

The blanket's frazzled edges testified to years of use.

frazzledpast participle

Exhausted, weary, or frayed as a result of intense activity or stress; worn out.

By the end of finals week, the entire class was completely frazzled.

frazzleverb

To cause to feel completely exhausted; to wear out.

The long day at work frazzled her, leaving her too tired to cook dinner.

To fray or wear away the edges of something.

The constant rubbing against the rough surface frazzled the edges of the fabric.

To become frayed, tattered, or worn out; to wear thin.

If you keep pulling at that thread, the whole hem will eventually frazzle.

frazzlepast participle

Extremely tired, stressed, or worn out; exhausted.

By the end of the semester, the frazzled students could barely keep their eyes open.