1.【建筑】回纹饰;网状饰物
2.烦躁,烦恼
3.(弦乐器指板上定音的)档子
4.腐蚀(处);磨损处
5.弓上木头的毛病
6.基粒间膜
1.【建筑】回纹饰;网状饰物
2.烦躁,烦恼
3.(弦乐器指板上定音的)档子
4.腐蚀(处);磨损处
5.弓上木头的毛病
6.基粒间膜
1.把(弦)压在档子上
2.用回纹装饰
3.使焦急,使烦恼
4.腐蚀,侵蚀,使消损,使磨损
5.(风等)使(水面)起浪,撩拔,推波助澜
6.折磨
7.使粗糙
1.把(弦)压在档子上
2.用回纹装饰
3.使焦急,使烦恼
4.腐蚀,侵蚀,使消损,使磨损
5.(风等)使(水面)起浪,撩拔,推波助澜
6.折磨
7.使粗糙
1.a pattern of repeated geometric figures, usually consisting of straight lines, used as an ornament or in an ornamental border
2.a small ridge of a set placed across the fingerboard of a stringed instrument such as a guitar or sitar, indicating the position in which to place the fingers to produce a desired note
3.a restless complaining state brought on by anxiety or irritation
4.a hole, groove, or mark made by constant wear or rubbing
5.one of the raised lines across the narrow part of a guitar where you put your fingers to play the different notes
1.a pattern of repeated geometric figures, usually consisting of straight lines, used as an ornament or in an ornamental border
2.a small ridge of a set placed across the fingerboard of a stringed instrument such as a guitar or sitar, indicating the position in which to place the fingers to produce a desired note
3.a restless complaining state brought on by anxiety or irritation
4.a hole, groove, or mark made by constant wear or rubbing
5.one of the raised lines across the narrow part of a guitar where you put your fingers to play the different notes
1.to be worried, irritated, or agitated about something, or cause somebody to be so
2.to wear away or corrode the surface of something, or become worn away or corroded
3.to create a hole or groove in something by constant wear or rubbing
4.to flow with a constant busy rippling motion or with small choppy waves, or cause water to flow in this way
5.to worry about something continuously
6.worry;be discontented or badtempered
7.worry;cause to be discontented or bad-tempered
8.wear away by rubbing or biting at
1.to be worried, irritated, or agitated about something, or cause somebody to be so
2.to wear away or corrode the surface of something, or become worn away or corroded
3.to create a hole or groove in something by constant wear or rubbing
4.to flow with a constant busy rippling motion or with small choppy waves, or cause water to flow in this way
5.to worry about something continuously
6.worry;be discontented or badtempered
7.worry;cause to be discontented or bad-tempered
8.wear away by rubbing or biting at
1.She fretted that she would not be able to protect her child. She had nightmares.
她对自己没能力保护孩子而感到焦虑，噩梦不断。
2.Better equipped indeed they are, for the strong would be fretted by an energy for which there was no outlet.
实际上他们更具自卫的能力，因为强壮者由于精力无处发泄只会感到烦躁不安。
3.The little fretted stone rose-window above the door was in particular a master-piece of grace and lightness-a star of lace.
小教堂门楣上那镂空的蔷薇花瓣小圆窗，纤秀而优雅，尤为是一件杰作，好似一颗用花边做成的星星。
4.The thought that her best time, that might have been spent in loving him, was being wasted like this for no object, continually fretted her.
她原想把她那美好的时光用来和他谈情说爱，可是如今她却不为任何人将韶光虚度，这种思绪无止无休地使她难受。
5.If he fretted about what posterity would think of him, it was probably because he doubted our willingness to acknowledge his greatness.
如果他还会纠结于后人对他的评价，那可能是因为他怀疑我们是否愿意承认他的伟大。
6.Bill Sr. eased his son's worries about taking Microsoft public when Bill fretted that it would be a distraction for employees.
微软在面临上市问题时，盖茨担心这会让员工分心，他的父亲打消了他的疑虑。
7.Stanley McChrystal, then the commander of American forces in Afghanistan, soon fretted that the place had become his "bleeding ulcer" .
不久，驻阿美军指挥官斯坦利•麦克里斯托尔便为那个地方成为他“流血的溃疡”而恼怒。
8.Investors fretted that the authorities knew something that they did not.
投资者据此担心，政府知道一些他们所不知道的事情。
9.But she could not tranquillise herself with these reflections : a feeling akin to remorse fretted her, when she thought of her visit.
但这些想法并不能使她内心得到安慰：当她回想那次访问时，总有一种悔恨之情在折磨她。
10.Some German policymakers, previously sceptical of EMU, fretted that any repeat of the crisis would be a threat to the single market.
一些先前对经济与货币联盟持怀疑态度的德国政策制定者则发愁，如果此次危机重复上演，将会对单一市场构成威胁。