frayed
US
UK frayed adj: (fabric: worn at edges) (布料)
SC 磨破的，磨损的 mó pò de，mó sǔn de
The skirt is beautiful, but the edges are a bit frayed now.
frayed adj: figurative (temper, nerves: strained)
SC 紧张的 jǐn zhāng de
TC 緊張的
TC 緊張的
SC 烦躁的 jǐn zhāng de ，fán zào de
TC 煩躁的
TC 煩躁的
Brady's composure was frayed after the rapid-fire press conference.
fray vi: (fabric: become ragged) (使衣物或布料边缘出现短须线)
SC 磨损，破边 mó sǔn，pò biān
TC 磨損
TC 磨損
Tony's favorite shirt was getting old and starting to fray at the edges.
fray vi: figurative (nerves, temper: be strained)
SC 烦躁 fán zào
SC 焦躁 fán zào，jiāo zào
April's nerves started to fray under the pressure of her workload.
fray [sth] vtr: (make ragged)
SC 使磨损 shǐ mó sǔn
TC 使磨損
TC 使磨損
The constant rubbing was fraying the edge of the fabric.
fray [sth] vtr: figurative (nerves, temper: strain)
SC 紧张 jǐn zhāng
TC 緊張
TC 緊張
This stress is fraying my nerves.
fray n: (fight, quarrel)
SC 吵架 chǎo jià
SC 打架 chǎo jià，dǎ jià
TC 打架
TC 打架
The political fray in the lead-up to the elections has been quite something to witness.
选举前的政治掐架是值得见证的事情。
frayed nerves npl: figurative (state of stress, anxiety)
SC 紧张 jǐn zhāng
TC 緊張
TC 緊張
SC 焦虑 jǐn zhāng，jiāo lǜ
The delay upset everyone; one woman showed her frayed nerves by screaming at her child.