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Bookmark or Share- Nerve-wrecking Or Nerve-wracking - WordReference ForumsIf you were to say "The baby climbed up the stairs. It's nerve- w racking watching him climb". Then it's racking , or wracking. Meaning the building up of nerves. (Wracking is usually the form used to mean twisting or stretching nerves.) If you were to say "It's his wedding day and oh man! He's a nerve nervous wreck."
- No apto para cardíacos | WordReference ForumsIt has a positive sense, meaning that it was really vibrant, emotional, etc. By the way, it is often said of sporting events, indicating that the competing sides were neck to neck, and the result was decided by the very end; 'El final fue no apto para cardíacos...'. 'La final no fue / era apta para cardíacos...'. Last edited: Dec 6, 2019.
- slip slidin' away - WordReference ForumsHI everybody....I'm nerve-racking doing a university's work...I have to translate a few songs of Simon & Garfunkel... Could you please help me to translate the title "slip slidin' away"?? graciassss...espero su respuesta Karina
- To gather one's nerve - WordReference ForumsMay 28, 2009. #1. Hi there, Just hoping for some help with this phrase. I know "prendre son courage à deux mains" can be used, but I'm not sure if it fits for the context. It get the impression it has a similar meaning to "seize the day," in that it would be used in the context of asking someone out on a date etc, but I'm not sure if I can use ...
- nerve-racking or nerve-wracking? | WordReference Forumsnerve - racking is correct regards JanF . Trisia Senior Member. București. Romanian Aug 29, 2007 #3 Hello ...
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