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     • (of a musical instrument with strings, such as a guitar) having small raised metal bars across the long, thin part, that show you where to put your fingers on the strings in order to produce different notes:
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   What does fret mean?

   • preocupar-se, traste, atormentar-se… Need a translator? Get a quick, free translation! FRET definition: 1. to be nervous or worried: 2. any of the small raised metal bars across the long, thin part of a….

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   What is a fret on a guitar?

   • [VERB] The frets on a musical instrument such as a guitar are the raised lines across its neck. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers

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   What is a fret pattern?

   • Highly developed by both the Chinese and the Japanese for textiles as well as for architectural ornament, the fret occurs not only as a band but also as a complicated allover pattern, sometimes with acute and obtuse angles instead of the more usual right angles.

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   Do you need to fret?

   • There was no need to fret. People can fret themselves to a standstill. In the meantime the coaches of both sides will plot and fret on the balcony. When she fretted about not doing well he would offer advice. And they fret that no one seems to know what to do about it. He was fretting over the cost of a dry cleaning bill.

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   What do you fret over when you're a new mother?

   • fret over As a new mother, I fretted over any delay in my daughter's development. sea fret The sea fret rolled back and the sun came out. Sometimes a fret creeps up on you when you're swimming. Don’t fret – I’m sure we’ll find the kitten. She fell into a fretful sleep.

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   Why do guitarists use frets?

   • The use of frets improves the transparency of the instrument by making it more apparent which finger positions will produce which notes. However, guitarists have found ways to regain this expressivity that would not be possible without the frets. However, it also incorporates components of a convergent mapping through the inclusion of frets.

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   Fret, in decorative art and architecture, any one of several types of running or repeated ornament, consisting of lengths of straight lines or narrow bands, usually connected and at right angles to each other in T, L, or square-cornered G shapes, so arranged that the spaces between the lines or.

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   fret in British English. (frɛt ) verb Word forms: frets, fretting, fretted. 1. to distress or be distressed; worry. 2. to rub or wear away. 3. to irritate or be irritated; feel or give annoyance or vexation.

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   Definitions of 'fret'. 1. If you fret about something, you worry about it. [...] 2. The frets on a musical instrument such as a guitar are the raised lines across its neck. [...] More.

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   1. a. : to eat or gnaw into : corrode. also : fray. The acid fretted the metal. b. : rub, chafe. The harness strap was fretting the horse. c. : to make by wearing away a substance. the stream fretted a channel. 2. : to cause to suffer emotional strain : vex. don't you fret yourself about me J. C. Powys. 3. : to pass (time) in fretting.

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   1. ornamented with angular designs or frets. 2. decorated with fretwork. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. fretted in American English. (ˈfretɪd) adjective. ornamented or provided with frets. a fretted molding. Most material © 2005, 1997, 1991 by Penguin Random House LLC.

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