fraught with — filled with or characterized by something unpleasant or problematic
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: filled with or characterized by something unpleasant or problematic
Pronunciation (IPA): /frɔːt wɪð/
Korean meaning: ~로 가득 찬, ~을 수반하는 (부정적인 것)
Korean pronunciation: **프로**트 위드
Example Sentences
- Dating your best friend's ex is fraught with potential drama.
- The negotiation process was fraught with misunderstandings.
- Cooking dinner while helping kids with homework is fraught with chaos.
fraught with
ADJECTIVE//frɔːt wɪð//
filled with or characterized by something unpleasant or problematic
filled with or characterized by something unpleasant or problematic
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Origin
중세 영어 'fraught'는 네덜란드어 'vracht'(화물)에서 유래되어, 원래는 '짐을 가득 실은'이라는 의미였다가 현재는 '문제나 위험으로 가득 찬'이라는 부정적 의미로 발전했다.
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“Dating your best friend's ex is fraught with potential drama.”
“The negotiation process was fraught with misunderstandings.”
“Cooking dinner while helping kids with homework is fraught with chaos.”
“The journey through the mountains was fraught with peril.”
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