weary

• Décrit un sentiment de grande fatigue ou d'épuisement, souvent causé par des efforts prolongés, l'inquiétude ou l'ennui.

Describes a feeling of extreme tiredness or fatigue, often from prolonged effort, worry, or boredom.

1. Physically and mentally fatiguedB2formal

   Feeling very tired or exhausted, especially after prolonged effort or strain.

   Épuisé physiquement et mentalement

   • After the long hike, she felt weary and needed to rest.
   • He was weary from working overtime all week.
   • The weary traveler finally reached the inn.

   Synonymesbeatdog-tireddrainedexhaustedfatiguedspenttiredworn-out

   Antonymesalertenergeticrefreshedrestedvigorous

2. Bored or impatientB2formal

   Having lost patience, interest, or enthusiasm for something due to overexposure or repetition.

   Las, blasé

   • I am weary of hearing the same excuses every day.
   • She grew weary of the constant arguments.
   • The audience became weary of the long, monotonous speech.

   Synonymesboredfed upjadedsicktired

   Antonymeseagerenthusiasticexcitedinterestedkeen

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de fatiguer, de perdre patience ou de perdre son enthousiasme pour quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming tired, fatigued, or losing patience or enthusiasm for something.

1. Exhaust or tire outB2formal

   To cause someone to become very tired, especially through overuse or great strain.

   Fatiguer, épuiser

   • The long journey wearied the travelers.
   • Constant worry can weary the mind.
   • The repetitive task wearied him quickly.

   Synonymesdebilitatedrainenervateexhaustfatiguejadeoverworktaxtirewear out

   Antonymesanimateenergizeexhilarateinvigoraterefreshrejuvenaterevivestimulate

2. Lose interest or become boredB2formal

   To become bored or lose patience with something or someone.

   Se lasser

   • She wearied of his constant complaints.
   • The audience wearied of the long speech.
   • He soon wearied of the monotonous routine.

   Synonymesjadepalltire