Frayed in spanish
Raído
pronunciation: rɑidoʊ part of speech: adjective
pronunciation: rɑidoʊ part of speech: adjective
In gestures
fray2 = deshilacharse, deshilarse.
Example: Most fabrics fray, and before pleating a fabric you should neaten the edges cutting them with pinking shear scissors.more:
» fray around/at + the edges = desintegrarse, deshacerse, destrozarse, desmoronarse, derrumbarse, deteriorarse.
Example: There are some signs that growth in the advanced economies may be fraying at the edges, and China may be embarking on another mini downturn.» fray around/at + the edges = deshilacharse, deshilarse.
Example: On the positive side, the pinked edges did seem to help quite a bit with preventing the tape from fraying around the edges.» nerves + fray = crispar los nervios, perder los nervios, perder la calma, perder los papeles.
Example: Her nerves were fraying thin and her patience was nearly non-existent at this point.» temper + fray = perder los nervios, perder la calma, perder los papeles.
Example: He felt trapped, like a caged animal, and his temper was fraying.frayed1 = raído, deshilachado, deshilado.
Example: It has a time-worn and frayed look.frayed2 = exasperado, crispado, irritado, tenso.
Example: Her mood was frayed after that and her game lacking consistency.more:
» frayed nerves = crispación, crispamiento, irritabilidad.
Example: Frankly, frayed nerves are so common among divorcing couples that virtually every horrible behavior imaginable can occur during divorce.» frayed temper = crispación, crispamiento, irritabilidad.
Example: Project managers will often need diplomacy and tact to handle delicate situations, frayed tempers and personality clashes.» nerve-frayed = con los nervios destrozados, con los nervios por los suelos, crispado, irritado, exasperado, tenso.
Example: Particularly useful for nerve-frayed residents of a country where manic partying often overlaps with political violence.