frit
adjective
UKinformaluk/frɪt/us/frɪt/notbraveenough to do something;frightened:
害怕的,受惊的"Go on," sheurged. "Don't be frit."“继续,”她催促道。 “别怕。”
Before the showMrsThatcher wasdistinctlynervous, or frit, as she would say.在演出之前,撒切尔夫人显然很紧张,或者用她惯用的话说,是怂了。
- Come on then - or are you frit?
- Thatabsencewas abadmisjudgmentwhich made himlookfeebleand frit.
- Politicians have been too frit to go tovoterscapinhand.
Afraid
- afraid
- be in fear ofyourlifephrase
- be like a deer/rabbit caught in the headlightsidiom
- bottle
- bottle out
- bug out
- in terror ofyourlifeidiom
- intimidated
- leaf
- nebbish
- panic
- panic-stricken
- panicky
- shake
- terrified
- terror
- terror-stricken
- threatened
- unconfident
- wild-eyed
frit
noun
uk/frɪt/us/frɪt/fritnoun(SUBSTANCE)
[CorU]
amixtureofsubstancesthat areheatedto a hightemperatureuntil theyformglass. They can then becrushedinto apowderand used in making things such asporcelain:
把混合原料高温加热后形成的玻璃质料,可以再碾成粉末制作陶瓷等物品,玻璃材料Glass frit is arawmaterialthat can be used as it is orcombinedwith othermaterialsin acustomblend.玻璃材料是一种原料,既可以直接使用,也可以按规定比例与其他原料混合使用。
These frits are used in makingdecoratingenamels, sanitaryware, andtraditionalpotteryglazes.这些玻璃碎料用于制作装饰用的珐琅彩料,也用于洁具和传统陶釉的制作。
Glass
- blow
- blower
- blowpipe
- cut glass
- fibreglass
- frost
- frosted
- glass cutter
- glaze
- glazed
- glazier
- glazing
- looking glass
- prism
- prismatic
- Pyrex
- safety glass
- shatterproof
- vitrification
- vitrify
fritnoun(PERSON)
[C]UKinformal
someone,especiallyapolitician, who is notbraveenough to do something:
胆小怕事的人,怂包When shedecidedtopostponethevoteshe was called a frit.当她决定推迟投票时,她被称为怂包。
The Prime Ministerbrandedhisopponenta frit.首相把他的对手称作怂货。
Heroes and cowards
- a big/great girl's blouseidiom
- adventurer
- baby
- candy-ass
- chicken
- cur
- daredevil
- fainthearted
- fallen idol
- folk hero
- hero
- heroine
- idol
- knight errant
- marshmallow
- scaredy-cat
- sissy
- sook
- superhero
- superheroine