Italian Meaning of frets
tasti
Other Italian words related to tasti
Nearest Words of frets
- fret (about or over) => preoccuparsi (di o su)
- freshets => piene
- freshens => rinfrescante
- frenzying => frenetico
- freneticism => frenetismo
- French-kissing => Bacio alla francese
- French-kissed => bacio alla francese
- French-kiss => Bacio alla francese
- French twist => Chignon banana
- French doors => Porte finestre
Definitions and Meaning of frets in English
frets
wear, corrode, an agitation of mind, to make or become worried, chafe, to eat into something, to eat into or wear away, to become agitated, an ornamental network, to form a pattern upon, to make by wearing away a substance, to affect something as if by gnawing or biting, to become vexed or worried, rub, chafe, to enrich with embossed or pierced carved patterns, one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument, one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument (such as a guitar), a medieval metallic or jeweled net for a woman's headdress, to pass (time) in fretting, to press (the strings of a stringed instrument) against the frets, agitate, ripple, an ornamental design of short lines or bars, an irritated or worried state, to cause to suffer emotional strain, to eat or gnaw into, to decorate with interlaced designs, the action of wearing away, fray sense 1, a worn or eroded spot, an ornament or ornamental work often in relief consisting of small straight bars intersecting one another in right or oblique angles, fray
FAQs About the word frets
tasti
wear, corrode, an agitation of mind, to make or become worried, chafe, to eat into something, to eat into or wear away, to become agitated, an ornamental networ
esita,confusione,panico,sudore,Allarmi,allarmi,insapona,trambusto,stufati,suda
rinfresca,rigenera,rinnova,Ripristina,rianima,rinfrescante,ringiovanisce,rivitalizza
fret (about or over) => preoccuparsi (di o su), freshets => piene, freshens => rinfrescante, frenzying => frenetico, freneticism => frenetismo,