fret

fret
(pt & pp fretted)
[fret]
verbo intransitivo
1ponerse nervioso(a) (worry)
sustantivo
1traste (m) (Mus) (on guitar)

fret [fret]
sustantivo
1Roce o rozamiento; la acción de gastar alguna cosa estregándola; raspadura.
2Rozadura, el punto gastado o corroído.
3Enojo, enfado, apuro 4.
4Empeine, herpes.
Hervor, agitación de la superficie de un líquido.
sustantivo
1Traste de guitarra.
2Obra hecha con cincel, o cualquier obra que forma realce o eminencias sobre un plano.
3(Arq.) Greca, especie de adorno puesto por lo común cerca de las moldura
sustantivo
  • Fret-saw -> sierra de calados
4Roce, rozamiento. (n)
5Rozadura, desgaste, roedura. (n)
6Impaciencia, irritación, preocupación. (n)
7Hervor, efervescencia. (n)
8Relieve, cinceladura. (n)
1Rozar, gastar o consumir alguna cosa a fuerza de restregarla.
2Recamar, bordar en realce; varetear.
3Agitar, enojar, enfadar.
4Corroer.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Rozarse, gastarse o consumirse, apurarse, incomodarse, impacientarse. (n)
6Agitarse, enojarse, enfadarse. (n)
7Afligirse, entristecerse. (n)
8Fermentar. (n)
  • Fretted columns -> columnas caladas o estriadas
va.

fret [fret]
verb:intransitive
(worry) preocuparse; apurarse
don't fret no te preocupes; no te apures; the baby is fretting for its mother el niño echa de menos a su madre
verb:transitive
1 (worry) preocupar
to fret the hours away pasar las horas consumiéndose de inquietud
2 (wear away) corroer; raer; desgastar
noun
to be in a fret estar muy inquieto; to get into a fret apurarse
fret [fret]
noun
(Mús) traste; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "fret"

Imperative
  • fret
  • you fret
  • he/she frets
  • we fret
  • you fret
  • they fret
Preterite
  • I fretted
  • you fretted
  • he/she fretted
  • we fretted
  • you fretted
  • they fretted
Present Continuous
  • I am fretting
  • you are fretting
  • he/she is fretting
  • we are fretting
  • you are fretting
  • they are fretting
Present Perfect
  • I have fretted
  • you have fretted
  • he/she has fretted
  • we have fretted
  • you have fretted
  • they have fretted
Past Continuous
  • I was fretting
  • you were fretting
  • he/she was fretting
  • we were fretting
  • you were fretting
  • they were fretting
Past Perfect
  • I had fretted
  • you had fretted
  • he/she had fretted
  • we had fretted
  • you had fretted
  • they had fretted
Future
  • I will fret
  • you will fret
  • he/she will fret
  • we will fret
  • you will fret
  • they will fret
Future Perfect
  • I will have fretted
  • you will have fretted
  • he/she will have fretted
  • we will have fretted
  • you will have fretted
  • they will have fretted
Future Continuous
  • I will be fretting
  • you will be fretting
  • he/she will be fretting
  • we will be fretting
  • you will be fretting
  • they will be fretting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fretting
  • you have been fretting
  • he/she has been fretting
  • we have been fretting
  • you have been fretting
  • they have been fretting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fretting
  • you will have been fretting
  • he/she will have been fretting
  • we will have been fretting
  • you will have been fretting
  • they will have been fretting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fretting
  • you had been fretting
  • he/she had been fretting
  • we had been fretting
  • you had been fretting
  • they had been fretting
Paid English to Spanish translation

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