sờn
/freɪd//freɪd/"Frayed" comes from the Old French word "frayer," meaning "to rub, to wear away." This word itself is derived from the Latin "fricare," meaning "to rub." The concept of "fraying" as wearing away the edges of something, like fabric, evolved from the original meaning of rubbing or wearing down. It's likely that the connection to fabric came about because rubbing fabric against itself or rough surfaces would cause the fibers to become worn and "frayed." Over time, the word "frayed" took on a figurative meaning, referring to things that are worn down, damaged, or exhausted, like "frayed nerves."
with threads in it that are starting to come apart
với những sợi chỉ trong đó đang bắt đầu đứt rời
quần short denim sờn
showing the effects of pressure or strain
cho thấy tác động của áp lực hoặc căng thẳng
Nhiệt độ đang trở nên rất căng thẳng.
