fret russian

• резно́й

  carved, fretted

• капри́зный

  capricious, fickle, fretful, uncertain

  moody

  inconstant

• заволнова́ться

  become agitated, get roused, begin to fret

• лад

  harmony, peace, manner

  guitar fret wire

  (colloquial)consent

• поро́жек

  small threshold, sill, doorstep

  fret (on a guitar)

• пи́лка

  sawing, fretsaw, file

• мясти́сь

  to toss and turn, to writhe

  to be troubled, to be agitated, to be anxious, to fret

  to stir, to seethe, to surge

• древото́чец

  borer, wood-fretter, teredo

• ло́бзик

  fretsaw

• казня́щийся

  tormenting oneself, self-reproaching, fretting, agonizing

• ку́ксящийся

  sulking, pouting, fretting

• не́рвничавший

  nervous, agitated, fretting

• пережива́ться

  to be experienced, to be undergone, to be lived through, to be endured

  to be worried about, to be fretted over

Examples

• То дитя постоянно чем-то недовольно.That child is always fretting.
• Да, он убра́л ладки со свое́й бас-гитары, но э́то не де́лает его Джако Пасториусом.Yes, he shaved all the frets off of his bass guitar, but it doesn't make him Jaco Pastorius.
• Не пережива́й.Don't fret.
• Не пережива́йте.Don't fret.
• Не беспоко́йся об э́том.Don't fret about it.