fret

/fɹˈɛt/

/ˈfɹɛt/

to fret

MAIN VERB

preocuparse

worry unnecessarily or excessively

sinónimos : fuss

Fret

traste

a small metal bar on the neck of a string instrument pressed with fingers to produce a particular note

Ejemplos

1. A little part of me would fret and worry that I was facing a real hauling over the coals.

2. Fret fret is a reporter at WNYC the NPR station in New York.

3. Fret fret is a reporter at WNYC the NPR station in New York.

4. With a blizzard brewing outside his hotel room, the performer fretted over his wardrobe.