be in a fret

基本解釋

Some creditors fret that the facility’s loans will be repaid first in the event of a sovereign default.
一些債權(quán)人擔(dān)心倘若國(guó)家違約，該機(jī)構(gòu)的貸款將首先被償還。
Parents in Bangkok fret that schools around the protest site will not be able to reopen after a hot-season break.
曼谷的父母?jìng)儎t擔(dān)心，抗議點(diǎn)周?chē)膶W(xué)校在炎熱季節(jié)停課后，便不開(kāi)課了。
World Computer in the discussion, a large number of users because they do not know what to buy gifts and fret, so really no need, "What should I get my mom, my mom will be happy."
世界計(jì)算機(jī)在討論中，為數(shù)不少的網(wǎng)友由于不知道該買(mǎi)什么禮物而煩惱不已，其實(shí)大可不必如此，“送什么給老媽，老媽都會(huì)開(kāi)心”。

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