chafe
chafe
ʧeɪf
cheif
British pronunciation
/tʃeɪf/

Définition et signification de « chafe » en anglais

to chafe
01

to be irritated or annoyed by minor disturbances or constraints

to chafe definition and meaning
example
Exemples
He chafed at his colleague's constant complaints.
02

gratter

(of a body part) to become sore or irritated due to being rubbed against something
example
Exemples
The runner 's thighs began to chafe from the friction of his shorts during the marathon.
Les cuisses du coureur ont commencé à s'irriter à cause du frottement de son short pendant le marathon.
2.1

irriter, frotter

to make a body part become sore or irritated by rubbing against it
example
Exemples
The harsh fabric of the new socks chafed her ankles until they were sore.
Le tissu rugueux des nouvelles chaussettes irrita ses chevilles jusqu'à ce qu'elles soient douloureuses.
03

to generate warmth or stimulate circulation by rubbing

example
Exemples
She chafed his stiff shoulders in relief.
Chafe
01

anger, irritation, or annoyance caused by a minor provocation or constraint

example
Exemples
She felt a chafe at the bureaucratic delays.
02

soreness, warmth, or irritation of the skin or body caused by rubbing or friction

example
Exemples
The long run left a painful chafe on her thighs.
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