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fray v [I, Tn] 1 (cause sth to) become worn, so that there are loose threads, fibres or wires (使某物)磨损(致使线、 纤维或丝松弛): This cloth frays easily. 这布太不经磨. * Constant rubbing will fray even the thickest rope. 再粗的绳子也经不住总磨. * frayed shirt cuffs 磨破的衬衫袖口. 2 (cause sth to) become strained and irritated (使某事物)变得令人紧张、 急躁: Nerves/Tempers began to fray in the heat. 天热的时候人就容易神经紧张[脾气急躁]. * Relations between us have become frayed through a series of misunderstandings. 我们之间产生了一连串的误解, 因而关系紧张了. frankfurter, frankincense, franking-machine, frankly, frankness, frantic, frantically, Franz Schubert, fraternal, fraternally, fraternity, fraternization, fraternisation, fraternize, fraternise, fratricidal, fratricide, fraud, fraudulence, fraudulent, fraudulently, fraught, frazzle, freak, freak-out, freakish, freakishly, freakishness, freaky, freckle, freckled, free, free agent, free and easy, free association, free balloon, Free Church, free enterprise, free fall, free from, free house, free kick, [[修改/添加解释]] |
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