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worn-out

/ˌwɔːrn ˈaʊt/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui est endommagé ou usé par un usage excessif, ou une personne qui est extrêmement fatiguée.

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/ˌwɔːrn ˈaʊt/B1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui est endommagé ou usé par un usage excessif, ou une personne qui est extrêmement fatiguée.

Describes something that is damaged or exhausted from overuse, or a person who is extremely tired.

  1. Damaged from useB1formal

    Something that has been used so much that it is no longer in good condition or functional.

    frusé par l'usage

    • He threw away his worn-out shoes after years of walking.
    • The worn-out tires on the car needed to be replaced immediately.
    • She replaced the worn-out sofa with a new one.

    Synonymesbeat-updecrepitdilapidatedfrayedshabbytatteredthreadbareworn

    Antonymesfreshmintnewpristineunused

  2. Extremely tiredB1informal

    Feeling completely exhausted, drained of energy or effectiveness.

    frÉpuisé

    • After working double shifts all week, she felt completely worn-out.
    • The long hike left everyone worn-out by the end of the day.
    • He was worn-out from studying for his final exams.

    Synonymesbeatbusheddepleteddrainedexhaustedfatiguedspentweary

    Antonymesenergeticrefreshedrestedrevivedvigorous

Formes
  • more worn-out comparative form
  • most worn-out superlative form
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