n.争吵，打斗，竞争，争辩(尤指激烈或视为检验能力的)
v.(使织物边沿)磨损，磨散，(使)烦躁，恼火

原形：fray第三人称单数：frays过去式：frayed过去分词：frayed现在分词：fraying

The old painting started to fray at the edges from years of exposure to sunlight.
这幅旧画由于长时间暴露在阳光下，边缘开始磨损了。
The fabric of her dress was so thin that it easily frayed when brushed against rough surfaces.
她的裙子布料很薄，一碰到粗糙的表面就容易磨损。
After the intense argument, their friendship began to fray and eventually fell apart.
激烈的争吵后，他们的友谊开始破裂，最终瓦解了。
The rope was frayed from constant use, indicating it was no longer safe to climb the ladder.
绳子因频繁使用而磨损，表明爬梯子已经不再安全。
The nerves in her arm had frayed after working on the computer for hours, causing her to feel numb.
长时间使用电脑，她的手臂神经变得紧张，感到麻木。
The delicate embroidery on the antique tablecloth started to fray after being washed too aggressively.
古董桌布上的精致刺绣因清洗过度而开始磨损。
The old photograph showed a young couple, their smiles now frayed by the passing of time.
老照片中的年轻情侣，笑容已被岁月侵蚀。
The book's binding was fraying, but the content was still as relevant as ever.
书的封皮已磨损，但内容仍然历久弥新。
The relationship between the two families had frayed due to misunderstandings and unresolved conflicts.
两家人之间的关系因为误解和未解决的冲突而变得紧张。
His patience was fraying under the constant pressure at work, and he knew he needed a break.
在工作的持续压力下，他的耐心正在消磨殆尽，他知道需要休息一下。