frayed in Spanish
frayed in Spanish is deshilachado — frayed means worn away or unravelled at the edge, especially of fabric or rope.
frayed in Spanish
deshilachado
Unravelled; worn at the end or edge.
What does "frayed" mean?
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adj Worn away or unravelled at the edge, especially of fabric or rope.
"He wore a pair of frayed old jeans."
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adj Strained, exhausted, or worn down by stress.
"By the end of the shift her nerves were completely frayed."
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frayed in a sentence
- He wore a pair of frayed old jeans.
- The frayed cable was a fire risk.
- By the end of the shift her nerves were completely frayed.
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What is "frayed" in Spanish?
"frayed" in Spanish is deshilachado. frayed means: Worn away or unravelled at the edge, especially of fabric or rope.
How do you use "frayed" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a pair of frayed old jeans." In Spanish, "frayed" is deshilachado.
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