Noun
জ্বালাতন, ছটফটানি, বুদ্বুদ, অস্থিরতা, তরঙ্গ, ক্ষয়জনিত দাগ
Verb
জ্বালাতন করা, ক্ষয় করা, ক্ষয় হত্তয়া, গাঁজাইয়া ত্তঠা, জ্বালাতন হত্তয়া, অস্থির করা, অস্থির হত্তয়া, মাথা খারাপ করা, তড়পান, ছোট ছোট ঢেউ তোলা, ছোট ছোট ঢেউ ত্তঠা, গাঁজাইয়া তোলা, জ্বালাতন বোধ করা
Definitions of fret in English
noun
(1) Agitation resulting from active worry.
(2) A spot that has been worn away by abrasion or erosion.
(3) An ornamental pattern consisting of repeated vertical and horizontal lines (often in relief.
(4) A small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musical instrument; when the string is stopped by a finger at the metal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch.
(5) An ornamental pattern consisting of repeated vertical and horizonal lines (often in relief).
(6) A small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musicalinstrument.
(7) When the string is stopped by a finger at themetal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch.
verb
(1) Worry unnecessarily or excessively.
(2) Be agitated or irritated.
(3) Provide (a musical instrument.
(4) Become or make sore by or as if by rubbing.
(5) Cause annoyance in.
(6) Gnaw into; make resentful or angry.
(7) Carve a pattern into.
(8) Decorate with an interlaced design.
(9) Be too tight; rub or press.
(10) Cause friction.
(11) Remove soil or rock.
(12) Wear away or erode.
(13) Provide (a musical instrument) with frets.
(14) Gnaw into.
(15) Make resentful or angry.
(16) Be too tight.
(17) Rub or press.
(18) Worry.
(19) Be annoyed.
(20) Upset someone.
(21) Rub hard.
Examples of fret in English
(1) The bay's black waves fret the seafront
(2) Yes, it was bothersome but nothing to fret over too much.
(3) Acton sat gazing out the windows, too anxious to do anything but fret about Lombard.
(4) What I've learned through the 12-step program I'm in is to release to a higher power the concerns that I fret over.
(5) Politicians fret over the rising cost of pensions while careless juveniles, ignoring their own inevitable fate, act as though older people are somehow dim-witted.
(6) His absence during her times awake began to fret her
(7) You break the rules of your people, invite danger upon yourself and fret your mother.
(8) I doubt it'll change what I do, but it continues to fret me.
(9) An alarming new survey has found that almost one in four parents fret constantly about whether they have the ability to raise their children properly.
(10) I expect they'll be sending us out on a mission soon enough though, so don't fret yourself.
(11) An economy in a state of fret and irritation
(12) Dick used the drum sticks to bang out the notes on the bass, with Tommy fingering the chords on the fret .
(13) She also says that stars who had to return their borrowed designer duds did not have fret about removing sweat stains.
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(15) For example, if there's a number thirteen on the third line down then you know you've got to put your finger on the thirteenth fret of the third string, and so on.
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(17) Early banjos were fretless , frets being first added to the fingerboard in the 1870s.
(18) These letters reveal the eager young composer fretting anxiously over arrangements for the premiere of the work.
(19) When the upper middle classes complain about housing prices, they are really fretting about the cost of housing in the most desirable locations.
(20) He would often visit them on the weekends and constantly fretted about their well-being.
synonyms of fret
swither
worry
trouble
choke
eat into
scratch
niggle
chafe
eat away
erode
Antonyms of fret
Calm
Comfort
Soothe
Appease
Pacify
Placate
Please
