Translations for „frazzled“ in the English » German Dictionary

fraz·zled [ˈfræzl̩d] ADJ inf

1. frazzled (exhausted):

frazzled

erschöpft

frazzled

ausgebrannt

2. frazzled (burned):

frazzled

verkohlt

her back was totally frazzled after she fell asleep in the sun

ihr Rücken war völlig verbrannt, nachdem sie in der Sonne eingeschlafen war

fraz·zle [ˈfræzl̩] N no pl inf

1. frazzle (worn-out condition):

frazzle

[völlige] Erschöpfung

a frazzle of tangled nerves

ein Nervenbündel nt inf

to wear oneself/sb to a frazzle

sich/jdn fix und fertigmachen inf

2. frazzle (burned thing):

to burn sth to a frazzle

etw völlig verkohlen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

her back was totally frazzled after she fell asleep in the sun

ihr Rücken war völlig verbrannt, nachdem sie in der Sonne eingeschlafen war

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

While it may be hard to keep up with what's legal and what's not in the social media spectrum, don't feel too frazzled just yet.

business.transworld.net

We take it for granted with documentaries that they'll tell us things we don't know about how our frazzled world turns.

www.thestar.com

When that turns into four, the circuits get a little frazzled.

www.huffingtonpost.com

This trend extends far beyond a few frazzled workers who sleep with their smartphones glued to their faces.

www.thejournal.ie

He arrives home much later than usual to frazzled, worried parents.

en.wikipedia.org

A pair of frazzled security guards eventually escorts her from the building.

news.nationalpost.com

You're less frazzled, better rested, and your rain gutters are clear.

ipolitics.ca

A man sits slouched in a chair watching football on a frazzled television screen.

www.stuff.co.nz

In those orders, contemplative nuns are still providing pools of tranquillity and peace in today's frazzled world.

www.independent.ie

The hair that he does have is black (blue in recent installments) and frazzled.

en.wikipedia.org