Tra từ chafe - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

chafe/tʃeɪf/ verb
[date : 1200-1300; Language : Old French; Origin : chaufer 'to warm', from Latin calefacere, from calere 'to be warm' + facere 'to make']
1. [INTRANSITIVE AND TRANSITIVE]
if a part of your body chafes or if something chafes it, it becomes sore because of something rubbing against it:
　 ▪ Wear a T-shirt under your wet suit to stop it chafing.

2. [INTRANSITIVE]
to feel impatient or annoyed
chafe at/against/under
　 ▪ Some hunters are chafing under the new restrictions.

3. [TRANSITIVE]
British English to rub part of your body to make it warm

verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ My dress was too tight under the arms and had a collar that chafed.
▪ The boots have a soft lining to prevent your toes from chafing.
▪ The handcuff chafed his left wrist.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ But he chafed a bit as a member of a commercial office team.
▪ Hsu Fu consumed rope like no other vessel that I had ever sailed, and the reason was obvious: chafe.
▪ I chafed her feet and tucked her nightdress close.
▪ I chafed some warmth into my soul by telling myself that our business required an understanding of the fleeting.
▪ Make sure that all canes of raspberries, blackberries and other fruits are tied in securely to prevent breakage and chafing.
▪ Mitchell looked away chafing against this infiltration, of being led by Kingsley to recognize himself, the meaninglessness of his position.
▪ Mrs Reagan, however, chafed under the monologue.
▪ The President chafed at this baseless criticism.