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wear on

/wɛr ɒn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule indiquant le passage progressif du temps, souvent de manière pénible ou épuisante.

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/wɛr ɒn/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule indiquant le passage progressif du temps, souvent de manière pénible ou épuisante.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the gradual passing of time, often in a tedious or wearying manner.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

  1. Pass slowlyinformal

    To pass gradually, especially in a way that seems slow or tedious.

    frpasser lentement / s'éterniser

    • The afternoon wore on, and still no news arrived.
    • As the meeting wore on, people became restless.
    • The long winter days wore on, making everyone feel tired.

    Synonymescrawlcreepdragdrag on

  2. Become more tiring or annoyinginformal

    To gradually become more irritating, tiring, or difficult to bear.

    frdevenir plus pénible

    • The constant noise began to wear on her nerves.
    • His endless complaints wear on everyone's patience.
    • The stress of the job is starting to wear on him.

    Synonymesdragdrag onwear thin

Formes
  • worn on past participle
  • wore on past simple
  • wearing on present participle
  • wears on third person singular

Verbe de basewear

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