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chafing

/cheyf/US // tʃeɪf //UK // (tʃeɪf) //

摩擦擦伤,摩擦,擦伤,磨擦

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
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    chafed, chaf·ing.

    • : to wear or abrade by rubbing: He chafed his shoes on the rocks.
    • : to make sore by rubbing: Her collar chafed her neck.
    • : to irritate; annoy: The dripping of the faucet chafed her nerves.
    • : to warm by rubbing: to chafe cold hands.
    • : Obsolete. to heat; make warm.
v.无主动词 verb
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    chafed, chaf·ing.

    • : to become worn or sore from rubbing: His neck began to chafe from the starched collar.
    • : to rub; press with friction: The horse chafed against his stall.
    • : to be irritated or annoyed: He chafed at their constant interruptions.
n.名词 noun
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    • : irritation; annoyance.
    • : heat, wear, or soreness caused by rubbing.

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Examples

  • The inside of my thighs were starting to bleed because of the chafing from the sand.

  • For a man, I imagine the chafing potential would be considerable.

  • And Ronald Reagan did more to bury divorce as a political taboo than years of liberal chafing about traditional family values.

  • Not, I repeat, not balding Casanovas or aging swingers or thigh-chafing tubs of lard.

  • Dorothy found Mr. Rushmere chafing with passion, when she returned to the big room to take her simple supper of bread and milk.

  • "And thou hast saved our lives my brave lass," cried Rushmere, grasping her cold hand, which he was chafing in his own.

  • She burned in some way to assert herself, the imperious will chafing at the slender barrier of self-control.

  • I paced the deck for hours, and grew morose and nervous, chafing under the slowness of the stout craft.

  • He was restless and chafing again; but living in distress as they were, he could not get his thoughts together at all.