单词 | fray |
释义 | noun | verb frayfray1 /freɪ/ noun 1[countable] an argument, fight, or uncontrolled situation: Three civilians were injured during the fray.enter/join the fray Several national organizations have joined the fray, backing Harrison’s position.jump/step/leap into the fray Then Merton jumped into the fray and tried to persuade company bosses to lower prices.2be/stay above the fray to not be involved in a fight or argument: Watkins always tried to stay above the political fray and concentrate on her work. noun | verb frayfray2 verb (frays, frayed, fraying) [intransitive, transitive] 1 if cloth or other material frays or if you fray it, the threads become loose because the material is old: The jacket’s collar had started to fray.2if someone’s temper or nerves fray or something frays them, the person becomes annoyed: It was only 3:00 and tempers were already beginning to fray.—frayed adjective |
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