tire

• Cubierta de goma, generalmente inflada con aire, que se monta sobre una rueda y se utiliza en vehículos como automóviles, bicicletas y camiones.

A noun referring to a rubber covering, typically inflated with air, that fits around a wheel, commonly used on vehicles such as cars, bicycles, and trucks.

1. Vehicle wheel coveringA1formal

   A rubber covering, typically inflated with air, that fits around a wheel's rim to provide traction and absorb shock.

   Cubierta de rueda

   • The car's tire went flat on the highway.
   • He replaced the worn-out tires with new ones.
   • Check the tire pressure before a long trip.

   Sinónimosrubbertyre

2. Slang for spare tireA2informalamerican

   A spare tire carried in a vehicle for emergencies.

   llanta de repuesto

   • I keep a spare tire in the trunk just in case.
   • The mechanic showed me how to change a tire.
   • Don't forget to check the spare tire before driving.

   Sinónimosfifth wheelsparespare tire

• Verbo usado para indicar el proceso de fatigarse o perder energía, así como el hecho de causar cansancio a alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming weary or losing energy, or causing someone to feel weary.

1. Become wearyA2formal

   To become physically or mentally exhausted; to lose energy.

   cansarse

   • She tires easily after long walks.
   • He tired from the heavy lifting.
   • The long meeting tired everyone in the room.

   Sinónimosdroopfatigueflagwearywilt

   Antónimosenergizeinvigoraterechargerefreshrestrevive

2. Become bored or lose interestB1formal

   To become impatient or lose enthusiasm for something due to repetition or lack of interest.

   hartarse / aburrirse

   • I tire of listening to the same complaints every day.
   • She tired of the monotonous routine.
   • He quickly tired of the video game after playing it for hours.

   Sinónimosborefatiguejadepallweary

   Antónimosengageexcitefascinateinterest

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