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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Griffleiste
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Griffleiste
f
mus.
fret
Bund
m
;
Griffleiste
f
(auf Saiteninstrumenten)
mus.
Bünde
pl
;
Griffleiste
n
pl
fret (on stringed instruments)
frets
Bund
m
;
Griffleiste
f
(auf Saiteninstrumenten)
mus.
Bünde
pl
;
Griffleiste
n
pl
Nullbund
m
fret (on stringed instruments)
frets
zero fret
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Englische
fret Synonyme
fret
ablate
abrade
abrase
ache
achievement
aching
afflict
aggravate
agitate
agonize
ail
air a grievance
alerion
angina
animal charge
annoy
annulet
arabesque
argent
armorial bearings
armory
arms
arouse
azure
backache
bandeau
bar
bar sinister
bark
basketry
basketwork
baton
be concerned
be livid
be pissed
bearings
beat
beat up
beef
bellyache
bend
bend sinister
beset
billet
bitch
bite
blazon
blazonry
bleed
blemish
bloody
bluster
boil
bordure
bother
break
bristle
broad arrow
brood
brood over
browned off
bug
burn
burn to
cadency mark
cancellation
canton
carp at
carry on
cephalalgia
chafe
chaplet
charge
check
chevron
chief
chip
churn
churn up
clamor
claw
coat of arms
cockatrice
cockle
colic
collywobbles
complain
concern
convulse
coronet
crab
crack
craze
crescent
crest
croak
cross
cross moline
cross-hatching
crossing-out
crown
crucify
cut
device
difference
differencing
dimple
disarrange
discompose
disquiet
distress
disturb
dither
dog
dudgeon
eagle
earache
embitter
embitterment
erase
ermine
ermines
erminites
erminois
erode
escutcheon
exacerbate
exacerbation
exasperate
excite
excoriate
excruciate
exercise
falcon
ferment
fess
fess point
fester
field
file
filigree
flanch
flap
fleur-de-lis
flurry
fluster
flusteration
flustration
flutter
foofaraw
fracture
fray
frazzle
fret
and fume
fret
at
fret
work
fume
fur
fusil
fuss
fuss at
gall
garland
gash
get excited
give pain
gnaw
gnaw away
gnawing
go on
grate
grate on
grating
gravel
graze
grid
gridiron
grieve
griffin
grille
grillwork
grind
gripe
gripes
grit
groan
grouch
grouse
growl
grumble
grump
grunt
gules
gut-ache
gyron
hachure
harass
hardly wait
harrow
harry
hassle
hasten
hatching
hatchment
haunt
have a conniption
headache
heartburn
helmet
hemicrania
henpeck
heraldic device
high dudgeon
holler
honor point
hound
howl
huff
fret
ful
Jeremianic
abrupt
agitated
antsy
antsy-pantsy
anxious
bad-tempered
breathless
bustling
captious
carping
catty
caviling
chafing
choleric
complaining
contrary
crabby
cranky
critical
cross
curt
disagreeable
eager
edgy
excited
faultfinding
fidgety
fluttering
fluttery
fractious
fret
ting
fussing
fussy
grumpy
hasty
hopped-up
howling
huffy
ill-natured
ill-tempered
impatient
impetuous
in a lather
in a stew
in a sweat
irascible
irritable
jumpy
lamentive
moanful
moody
mournful
nagging
naggy
on edge
peevish
perverse
pettish
petulant
plaintive
plangent
puling
querulous
resentful
restive
restless
short
short-tempered
shrewish
snappish
sorrowful
splenetic
squirming
squirmy
sulky
testy
tetchy
touchy
turbulent
ululant
uneasy
unpatient
unquiet
unsettled
vexed
vixenish
vixenly
wailful
waspish
whimpering
whining
whiny
fret
fulness
anxiety
breathless impatience
chafing
disquietude
eagerness
excitement
fret
ting
haste
impatience
impatientness
impetuousness
lather
peevishness
pettishness
petulance
petulancy
querulousness
resentfulness
restiveness
restlessness
shrewishness
stew
sweat
tense readiness
uneasiness
unpatientness
unquietness
vixenishness
fret
ted
beset
braided
dogged
enlaced
entwined
handwoven
harassed
harried
haunted
hounded
interknit
interlaced
interthreaded
intertied
intertissued
intertwined
interwoven
knit
laced
loomed
persecuted
plagued
plaited
platted
pleached
raddled
textile
tormented
twined
vexed
worried
worried sick
worried stiff
woven
wreathed
fret
ting
ablation
ablative
abradant
abrasion
abrasive
annoying
antsy
antsy-pantsy
anxiety
anxious
attrition
attritive
bothersome
breathless
breathless impatience
buffing
burnishing
chafe
chafing
detrition
disquieting
disquietude
distressful
distressing
disturbing
dressing
eager
eagerness
edgy
erasure
erosion
erosive
excited
excitement
filing
fret
ful
fret
fulness
galling
gnawing
grating
grazing
grinding
harassing
harassment
haste
hasty
hopped-up
impatience
impatient
impatientness
impetuous
impetuousness
in a lather
in a stew
in a sweat
irritant
irritating
irritative
lather
limation
on edge
plaguing
polishing
rasping
restive
restiveness
restless
restlessness
rubbing away
sandblasting
sanding
scouring
scrape
scraping
scratch
scratching
scratchy
scrub
scrubbing
scuff
shining
smoothing
squirming
squirmy
stew
stinging
sweat
tense readiness
torment
tormenting
troublesome
uneasiness
uneasy
unpatient
unpatientness
unquiet
unquietness
upsetting
wear
wearing away
worriedness
worries and cares
worriment
worrisome
worry
worrying
fret
work
arabesque
basketry
basketwork
cancellation
cross-hatching
crossing-out
filigree
fret
grate
grating
grid
gridiron
grille
grillwork
hachure
hatching
interlacement
intertexture
intertwinement
lace
lacery
lacework
lacing
lattice
latticework
mesh
meshes
meshwork
net
netting
network
plexure
plexus
raddle
reticle
reticulation
reticule
reticulum
riddle
screen
screening
sieve
texture
tissue
tracery
trellis
trelliswork
wattle
weave
weaving
web
webbing
webwork
weft
wicker
wickerwork
Griffleiste Definition
Fret
(
n.
)
See
1st
Frith.
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
devour.
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
rub
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
impair
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
make
rough,
agitate,
or
disturb
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
tease
Fret
(
v.
i.)
To
be
worn
away
Fret
(
v.
i.)
To
eat
in
Fret
(
v.
i.)
To
be
agitated
Fret
(
v.
i.)
To
be
vexed
Fret
(
n.
)
The
agitation
of
the
surface
of
a
fluid
by
fermentation
or
other
cause
Fret
(
n.
)
Agitation
of
mind
marked
by
complaint
and
impatience
Fret
(
n.
)
Herpes
Fret
(
n.
)
The
worn
sides
of
river
banks,
where
ores,
or
stones
containing
them,
accumulate
by
being
washed
down
from
the
hills,
and
thus
indicate
to
the
miners
the
locality
of
the
veins.
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
with
raised
work
Fret
(
n.
)
Ornamental
work
in
relief,
as
carving
or
embossing.
See
Fretwork.
Fret
(
n.
)
An
ornament
consisting
of
smmall
fillets
or
slats
intersecting
each
other
or
bent
at
right
angles,
as
in
classical
designs,
or
at
obilique
angles,
as
often
in
Oriental
art.
Fret
(
n.
)
The
reticulated
headdress
or
net,
made
of
gold
or
silver
wire,
in
which
ladies
in
the
Middle
Ages
confined
their
hair.
Fret
(
n.
)
A
saltire
interlaced
with
a
mascle.
Fret
(
n.
)
A
short
piece
of
wire,
or
other
material
fixed
across
the
finger
board
of
a
guitar
or
a
similar
instrument,
to
indicate
where
the
finger
is
to
be
placed.
Fret
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
fret
s,
as
an
instrument
of
music.
fret Bedeutung
fret
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
fret
Greek
fret
Greek
key
key
pattern
an
ornamental
pattern
consisting
of
repeated
vertical
and
horizontal
lines
(often
in
relief),
there
was
a
simple
fret
at
the
top
of
the
walls
worn
spot
fret
a
spot
that
has
been
worn
away
by
abrasion
or
erosion
fret
stew
sweat
lather
swither
agitation
resulting
from
active
worry,
don't
get
in
a
stew,
he's
in
a
sweat
about
exams
fret
eat
away
wear
away
or
erode
erode
eat
away
fret
remove
soil
or
rock,
Rain
eroded
the
terraces
rub
fray
fret
chafe
scratch
cause
friction,
my
sweater
scratches
choke
gag
fret
be
too
tight,
rub
or
press,
This
neckband
is
choking
the
cat
fret
decorate
with
an
interlaced
design
fret
carve
a
pattern
into
fret
be
agitated
or
irritated,
don't
fret
over
these
small
details
eat
into
fret
rankle
grate
gnaw
into,
make
resentful
or
angry,
The
injustice
rankled
her,
his
resentment
festered
fret
cause
annoyance
in
fuss
niggle
fret
worry
unnecessarily
or
excessively,
don't
fuss
too
much
over
the
grandchildren--they
are
quite
big
now
chafe
gall
fret
become
or
make
sore
by
or
as
if
by
rubbing
fret
provide
(a
musical
instrument)
with
fret
s,
fret
a
guitar
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