Frazzle - English meaning

ˈfræz.əl

Frazzle – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Cause to show the effects of exhaustion or strain.
Usage examples:
Richard was frequently frazzled by the conflicting demands of work and home
verb
Damage or cause to shrivel by burning or exposure to heat.
Usage examples:
Families whose homes overlook a field that was frazzled by the fire feared that the flames would re…

noun
The state of being completely exhausted.
Usage examples:
I'm tired, worn to a frazzle
noun
The state of being completely burned.
Usage examples:
The grass was regrowing within days of being burned to a frazzle

noun
A state of being very tired in a nervous or slightly anxious (= worried and nervous) way after a lot of mental or physical effort
Usage examples:
She's worn herself to a frazzle (= made herself very tired and nervous) trying to meet the deadline…

noun
A state of being completely burned or tired out
Usage examples:
Be burned to a frazzle i went to answer the phone and when i came back the eggs were burned to a fr…

Frazzle translation into English

Frazzle: translate from English into Chinese

磨破, 殢

Frazzle: translate from English into Dutch

Frazzle, Vodden, Lompen

Frazzle: translate from English into French

Crever, Éreinter, Inciter

Frazzle: translate from English into German

Frazzle, Ausfransen, Völlig erschöpfen, Völlig ermüden

Frazzle: translate from English into Hindi

घिसा होना, थकी हुई अवस्था, निर्बल अवस्था, परिश्रांत दशा

Frazzle: translate from English into Italian

Strepitoso, Logorare

Frazzle: translate from English into Korean

닳아 해어짐

Frazzle: translate from English into Russian

Изматывать, Вымотать, Протереть до лохмотьев, Износить до лохмотьев, Протереться до лохмотьев, Износиться до лохмотьев, Измучить, Издерганность, Изнашивание, Изношенность, Обтрепывание

Frazzle: translate from English into Spanish

Agotar, Rendir, Reventar sobre

Word origin

early 19th century: perhaps a blend of fray1 and obsolete fazle ‘ravel out’, of Germanic origin. The word was originally East Anglian dialect, with the meaning ‘tear or unravel’; it came into

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Frazzle – similar words

frazzled

ˈfræz.əld

adjective
Showing the effects of exhaustion or strain.
Usage examples:
A long line of screaming children and frazzled parents

verb
Cause to show the effects of exhaustion or strain.
Usage examples:
Richard was frequently frazzled by the conflicting demands of work and home

adjective
Tired and nervous or anxious, often because of having to deal with too many things at the same time
Usage examples:
She was a bit frazzled from all the media attention.

Frazzled - all meanings in English

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