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струсили
inquietarse
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. fret1 <Part Präs fretting; Past, Past Part fretted> [Am frɛt, Brit frɛt] VERB intr
1. fret (worry):
fret
fret
2. fret (become restless, agitated):
fret
to fret for sb/sth
inquietarse por alguien/algo
don't fret!
II. fret1 [Am frɛt, Brit frɛt] SUBST
fret (agitated state) ugs kein Pl:
to get/be in a fret (over/about sth)
fret2 [Am frɛt, Brit frɛt] SUBST MUS
fret
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fret
fret
to fret
to fret
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. fret1 [fret] -tt- VERB intr
fret
II. fret1 [fret] -tt- SUBST
to be in a fret
fret2 [fret] SUBST MUS
fret
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fret
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. fret1 <-tt-> [fret] VERB intr (worry)
fret
II. fret1 [fret] SUBST
to be in a fret
fret2 [fret] SUBST MUS
fret
fret saw [ˈfret·sɔ] SUBST
fret saw
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fret
Present
Ifret
youfret
he/she/itfrets
wefret
youfret
theyfret
Past
Ifretted
youfretted
he/she/itfretted
wefretted
youfretted
theyfretted
Present Perfect
Ihavefretted
youhavefretted
he/she/ithasfretted
wehavefretted
youhavefretted
theyhavefretted
Past Perfect
Ihadfretted
youhadfretted
he/she/ithadfretted
wehadfretted
youhadfretted
theyhadfretted
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It normally has 8 to 10 frets which stop at the point where the fingerboard meets the top.
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Not having frets carefully and properly aligned with the fingerboard can cause severe intonation issues and constant detuning.
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Onshore winds in spring and early summer bring mists or low stratus clouds (known locally as sea frets) to the area.
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Two fret boards will appear on screen, one for each player, as they alternate playing sections of the song in a dueling manner.
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The clavichord was an early acoustic keyboard instrument that used a mechanical hammer to fret a string for each key.
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