chafe in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

chafe in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chafe in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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to chafe [or champ] at the bit
to chafe [or champ] at the bit

chafe Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to chafe at sth
to chafe to do sth
to chafe [or champ] at the bit
to chafe [or champ] at the bit
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Despite such growth, there were still clear signs that the industry was chafing under the constraints of regulation.
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The ceremony is carefully orchestrated by the ship's officers, with some enthusiastic sailors chafing at the degree to which harassment was disallowed.
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He quickly chafes against his surroundings, reading instead of playing with other children, and rejecting the church in favor of atheism at a young age.
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During the 1980s, the schools' special status had begun to chafe within the workings of the school board.
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Chafe (2003) sees the novel in terms of postcolonial literature with its attendant themes of displacement, identity, and history.
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Chafe also wrote and published a short account.
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If it had been suspended by the shoulders, its weight would have likely exhausted (and chafed) its wearer.
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Pat chafes under these restrictions, or indeed any effort to protect her simply because she is female.
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They were now starting to chafe at the bit.
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The most classic length is the mid-calf height that keeps the fenders of a western saddle from chafing the ankle and calf of the rider.
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