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fray

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deshilacharse

∗ verb
"fray" can be a verb. You can see the conjugations below.

fray
[freɪ]
sustantivo
1. contienda (f) combate (m) (brawl)
  • to enter the fray -> entrar en liza
verbo transitivo
1. deshilachar (material)
verbo intransitivo
2. deshilacharse (material); crisparse (nerves, tempers)

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fray [frei]
sustantivo
1. Refriega, combate, contienda; riña, disputa, querella.
  • To part the fray -> separar a los que riñen, ponerlos en paz
1. Ludir, rozar la superficie, margen o borde de una cosa.
2. Espantar, ahuyentar. (Antiguo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3. Deshilacharse, destejerse por el margen, deshilarse. (n)
va.

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fray [freɪ]
noun
(fight) combate (m); lucha (f)
to be ready for the fray estar dispuesto a pelear; to enter the fray entrar en acción or en liza
There will have to be a second round of voting when new candidates can enter the fray
fray [freɪ]
verb:intransitive
1 [+cloth, garment, cuff] deshilacharse; [+rope] desgastarse
2
tempers frayed in the discussion that followed los ánimos se caldearon en la discusión que siguió
elbows sharpened and tempers frayed as shoppers go into action on the first Saturday of the sales it was all I could do to keep tempers from fraying
verb:transitive
1 [+cloth, garment, cuff] deshilachar; raer; [+rope] desgastar
2 [+nerves] crispar
the constant tapping was beginning to fray my nerves el constante repiqueteo me estaba empezando a crispar los nervios
The clatter of saucepans hitting the tiled floor would have kept baby amused for hours. It took two minutes to fray our nerves

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Verb Conjugations for "fray" (go to deshilacharse)

Indicative

Present
Preterit
Future
I fray I frayed I will fray
you fray you frayed you will fray
he/she frays he/she frayed he/she will fray
we fray we frayed we will fray
you fray you frayed you will fray
they fray they frayed they will fray
Complete fray conjugation >

fray
masculine noun
1. brother (religion)

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fray [frah’-e]
noun
1. A contracted appellation of respect addressed to religious men; brother. (m)
verb
2. FRAILE.

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fray
brother; friar
Fray Juan Brother John; Friar John

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