fraught如何读

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fraught是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 忧虑的
  2. 充满…的
  3. 伴随…的
  4. <口>担心的
  5. 紧张的
  6. 担心的
  7. 充满(不愉快事物)的
  8. 焦虑的
  9. 积载着…的
  10. 装着…的
  11. 充满…的
  12. 隐藏着…的
  13. 充满着不愉快的事情的
  14. 含有…的
  15. 伴着…的
  16. 苦恼的
  17. 充满的
  18. 伴随的
n. (名词)
  1. 货物
  2. 装载物
  3. <苏格兰>货物
v. (动词)
  1. 装货

fraught变形

第三人称单数:fraughts

现在分词:fraughting

过去式:fraught或fraughted

过去分词:fraught或fraughted

比较级:more fraught

最高级:most fraught

fraught英英释义

adjective

full of or accompanied by something specified—used with withThe paper was poorly researched and is fraught with errors.

a situation fraught with danger

causing or characterized by emotional distress or tension : uneasy

a fraught relationship

laden

well supplied or provided

noun

load, cargo

verb

transitive verb

load, freight

fraught词源中文解释

14世纪后期,“装载,装载,装满货物”(船只); 比喻用法自15世纪初; 过去分词形容词来自过时的动词 fraught “用货物装载(船只)”,中古英语 fraughten(约1400年),它总是比过去分词更少见,来自名词 fraught “船只的负载,货物,货物”(13世纪初),这是 freight(n.)的旧形式。

这显然来自北海日耳曼语源,中古荷兰语 vrecht, vracht “租用船只,货运”,或类似的中古低地德语或弗里西语单词,最初显然是“收入”,来自原始日耳曼语 *fra-aihtiz “财产,绝对所有权”,来自 *fra-, 这里可能是强调 + *aigan “掌握,拥有”(来自 PIE 根 *aik- “掌握,拥有”)。 相关: Fraughtage。

fraught词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English frauȝt, frawt "loaded, burdened," from past participle of fraughten "to load (a ship with cargo)" — more at fraught >entry 3 Note: See note at fraught >entry 2. Noun Middle English fraght, fraught (early Scots fraught), borrowed from Middle Dutch & Middle Low German vracht "cargo, charge for transport," borrowed from Old Frisian, going back to West Germanic *fraihti-, probably "what is given over or consigned to someone" — more at freight >entry 1 Note: English has borrowed the same continental Germanic etymon in two distinct forms, exemplified by fraught >entry 2 and synonymous freight >entry 1. The first of these was a loan from Middle Dutch and Middle Low German, though the a vocalism suggests that its source is ultimately Old Frisian. At a relatively early date it spread south and west into the Dutch speech area, and east into the Low German area, presumably as a commercial term, and then from these areas to English and the Scandinavian languages. (See M. de Vaan, "West-Germanic *ai in Frisian," Amsterdamer Beiträge zur alteren Germanistik, Band 67 [2011], pp. 301-14.) English also borrowed Middle Dutch vrecht, whence freight >entry 1, with the e vocalism exemplifying the normal development of Germanic *ai in this position in Dutch. In present-day English, only freight continues the noun, The noun and verb fraught are now only represented by Scots fraucht, fracht, still perhaps in regional use (see The Concise Scots Dictionary), while fraught as an adjective persists only in figurative senses. Verb Middle English fraughten (early Scots frawcht), verbal derivative of fraght, fraught "load, freight" — more at fraught >entry 2

The first known use of fraught was in the 14th century

fraught儿童词典英英释义

frazzle1 of 2noun

a tired or nervous condition

worn to a frazzle

frazzle2 of 2verb

fray entry 2

to cause to be in a tired or nervous condition

fray1 of 2noun

an usually disorderly or long fight, struggle, or dispute

fray2 of 2verb

to wear (as an edge of cloth) by or as if by rubbing

to separate the threads at the edge of

cutoff jeans with frayed edges

to show or cause to show signs of strain

nerves were beginning to fray

fraughtadjective

full of something specified

fraught with danger

fraught 例句

1 Mr. Joseph’s play is wonderfully daring in its imaginative scope, convincingly evoking the fraught relationships between the occupying American soldiers and the frightened, suspicious Iraqi civilians.

2 His plight is merely to spend a few fraught days looking after his 4-year-old grandchild in Naples while the boy’s parents are away at an academic conference.

3 I would you would make use of your good wisdom, Whereof I know you are fraught.

4 Ever since Adam and Eve were booted from their naked paradise, presumably in search of fig leaves, humans have had a fraught relationship with public nudity.

5 The scenes come suddenly — pure emotion and sensation — at turns fraught with laughter and sadness.

6 The loss of Iran’s hard-line president comes at a fraught moment for the Islamic Republic, which is under pressure both at home and abroad like never before in recent decades.

7 Their interaction is fraught, and frightening, from the get-go.

8 Some of their fraught courtship is conducted behind the main stage, in custom-built alcoves representing a sweatshop; a drugstore; an apartment.

9 How sacrifice of that kind played into the turmoil of revolutionary politics back in Ireland, and in the fraught formation of the Irish Free State, is something into which historians will doubtless continue to delve.

10 Which is even more fraught than it sounds: “America” is the show’s most explosive production number, and she had to generate all that exuberance on her own.

11 Of all the relationships we have our the course of our lives, one of the most enduring and fraught is the one we have with our stuff.

12 But these odd-couple relationships can be fraught with peril.

不过貌合神离的合作关系充满着许多危机。

13 For Moore’s daughters, “Inside Out” is a more fraught project.

14 I do not ever want to lie to my children, but I can see the truth is so fraught with dangers that the temptation to edit or withhold may become irresistible.

15 Sometimes these crossings are simple; more often, they are fraught with at least some small peril — stray dogs, officious agents.

16 Moore, employed to watch over Streisand’s endless amounts of expensive stuff, has a fraught tango with the fictional Babs, eventually teasing out questions about celebrity, materialism and fame.

17 But I appreciated the clarity Mr. Gilbert drew from this fraught score.

18 And while visiting three of the United States’ hemispheric allies in Latin America is certainly less fraught than entering a war zone, experts say that this trip is the equivalent of walking a diplomatic tightrope.

19 “What she hid from the outside world, though, was the way her new role initially chafed, how fraught with uncertainty it felt.”

20 It’s an obvious reference to the fraught position the firm’s members find themselves in, both personally and professionally.

fraught 同义词

3 人忧虑的

grim

4 装载物

charge embarkation

10 充满…的

pack thick pregnant

12 令人担忧的

worrying troubling

19 令人忧虑的

worrisome disquieting pensive

20 烦恼的

concerned overwrought

21 装货于

load freight

23 充满某事物

soaked

28 令人忧虑

pensive heavy

34 给装货

embark

35 伴随着

with

36 装载着

load with

37 使人忧虑的

grim

fraught 短语相关

fraught with

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