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Sinónimos de "fret" en inglés

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  1. fret:

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Sinónimos detallados de fret en inglés

fret:

fret [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the fret
    the fret
    • fret [the ~] sustantivo
  2. the fret
    – a small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musical instrument; when the string is stopped by a finger at the metal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch 1
    the fret
    – a small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musical instrument; when the string is stopped by a finger at the metal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch 1
    • fret [the ~] sustantivo
  3. the fret
    – an ornamental pattern consisting of repeated vertical and horizontal lines (often in relief) 1
    the fret; the Greek key; the key pattern; the Greek fret
    – an ornamental pattern consisting of repeated vertical and horizontal lines (often in relief) 1
  4. the fret
    – a spot that has been worn away by abrasion or erosion 1
    the fret; the worn spot
    – a spot that has been worn away by abrasion or erosion 1
  5. the fret
    – agitation resulting from active worry 1
    the sweat; the stew; the fret; the lather; the swither
    – agitation resulting from active worry 1
    • sweat [the ~] sustantivo
      • he's in a sweat about exams1
    • stew [the ~] sustantivo
      • don't get in a stew1
    • fret [the ~] sustantivo
    • lather [the ~] sustantivo
    • swither [the ~] sustantivo

to fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)

  1. to fret
    to bother; to worry; to fret; to brood; to mope
    • bother verbo (bothers, bothered, bothering)
    • worry verbo (worries, worried, worrying)
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • brood verbo (broods, brooded, brooding)
    • mope verbo (mopes, moped, moping)
  2. to fret
    to worry; to fret; to brood
    • worry verbo (worries, worried, worrying)
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • brood verbo (broods, brooded, brooding)
  3. to fret
    – wear away or erode 1
    to fret; to eat away
    – wear away or erode 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • eat away verbo (eats away, ate away, eating away)
  4. to fret
    – remove soil or rock 1
    to erode; to fret; to eat away
    – remove soil or rock 1
    • erode verbo (erodes, eroded, eroding)
      • Rain eroded the terraces1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • eat away verbo (eats away, ate away, eating away)
  5. to fret
    – cause friction 1
    to scratch; to fret; to fray; to chafe; to rub
    – cause friction 1
    • scratch verbo (scratches, scratched, scratching)
      • my sweater scratches1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • fray verbo (frays, frayed, fraying)
    • chafe verbo (chafes, chafed, chafing)
    • rub verbo (rubs, rubbed, rubbing)
  6. to fret
    – be too tight; rub or press 1
    to choke; to gag; to fret
    – be too tight; rub or press 1
    • choke verbo (chokes, choked, choking)
      • This neckband is choking the cat1
    • gag verbo (gags, gagged, gagging)
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
  7. to fret
    – decorate with an interlaced design 1
    to fret
    – decorate with an interlaced design 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
  8. to fret
    – carve a pattern into 1
    to fret
    – carve a pattern into 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
  9. to fret
    – be agitated or irritated 1
    to fret
    – be agitated or irritated 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
      • don't fret over these small details1
  10. to fret
    – gnaw into; make resentful or angry 1
    to grate; to fret; to eat into; rankle
    – gnaw into; make resentful or angry 1
    • grate verbo (grates, grated, grating)
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • eat into verbo (eats into, ate into, eating into)
    • rankle verbo
      • The injustice rankled her1
  11. to fret
    – cause annoyance in 1
    to fret
    – cause annoyance in 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
  12. to fret
    – worry unnecessarily or excessively 1
    fuss; to fret; to niggle
    – worry unnecessarily or excessively 1
    • fuss verbo
      • don't fuss too much over the grandchildren--they are quite big now1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • niggle verbo (niggles, niggled, niggling)
  13. to fret
    – become or make sore by or as if by rubbing 1
    to fret; to gall; to chafe
    – become or make sore by or as if by rubbing 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
    • gall verbo (galls, galled, galling)
    • chafe verbo (chafes, chafed, chafing)
  14. to fret
    – provide (a musical instrument) with frets 1
    to fret
    – provide (a musical instrument) with frets 1
    • fret verbo (frets, fretted, fretting)
      • fret a guitar1

Conjugaciones de fret:

present
  1. fret
  2. fret
  3. frets
  4. fret
  5. fret
  6. fret
simple past
  1. fretted
  2. fretted
  3. fretted
  4. fretted
  5. fretted
  6. fretted
present perfect
  1. have fretted
  2. have fretted
  3. has fretted
  4. have fretted
  5. have fretted
  6. have fretted
past continuous
  1. was fretting
  2. were fretting
  3. was fretting
  4. were fretting
  5. were fretting
  6. were fretting
future
  1. shall fret
  2. will fret
  3. will fret
  4. shall fret
  5. will fret
  6. will fret
continuous present
  1. am fretting
  2. are fretting
  3. is fretting
  4. are fretting
  5. are fretting
  6. are fretting
subjunctive
  1. be fretted
  2. be fretted
  3. be fretted
  4. be fretted
  5. be fretted
  6. be fretted
diverse
  1. fret!
  2. let's fret!
  5. fretted
  6. fretting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

fret

  1. fret
    fret; whimper

Palabras relacionadas con "fret":

  • frets

Sinónimos alternativos de "fret":


Definiciones relacionadas de "fret":

  1. a small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musical instrument; when the string is stopped by a finger at the metal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch1
  2. an ornamental pattern consisting of repeated vertical and horizontal lines (often in relief)1
    • there was a simple fret at the top of the walls1
  3. a spot that has been worn away by abrasion or erosion1
  4. agitation resulting from active worry1
  5. wear away or erode1
  6. remove soil or rock1
  7. cause friction1
  8. be too tight; rub or press1
  9. decorate with an interlaced design1
  10. carve a pattern into1
  11. be agitated or irritated1
    • don't fret over these small details1
  12. gnaw into; make resentful or angry1
  13. cause annoyance in1
  14. worry unnecessarily or excessively1
  15. become or make sore by or as if by rubbing1
  16. provide (a musical instrument) with frets1
    • fret a guitar1

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