英语词汇“tired”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

tiredtired /taɪɚd/ adjective 1 feeling you want to sleep► tired

feeling that you want to sleep or rest:

I stayed up late last night, so I’m really tired today.

Everybody looks tired. Let’s take a break and finish cleaning later.

➔ A part of your body is tired when the muscles are sore because you have used them a lot: My arms were tired from carrying boxes.

► exhausted

extremely tired and not having any energy left, especially because you have been working very hard or have not slept:

We were exhausted after the long trip home.

The exhausted firefighters had worked through the night to put out the fire.

► worn out

very tired because you have been working or playing hard:

The children were worn out after a day at the water park.

► fatigued (formal)

very tired, especially because you have used your body or mind a lot:

They were too fatigued to continue with the climb.

► weary

very tired because you have been doing something for a long time and do not have any energy left. Weary is used mostly in written descriptions:

When the weary travelers finally arrived, they were cold and hungry.

➔ see sleepyADVERBS: tiredYou can make tired, exhausted, and weary into adverbs by using an -ly ending: The team walked tiredly off the field. | She sat down wearily on the couch.2 to start feeling tired (adjectives)► get tired

to begin to feel that you want to sleep or rest:

It was a long walk, and I got very tired.

➔ Get tired is used much more often than tire.

► tire (formal)

to become tired, or to make someone feel tired:

The runners were beginning to tire.

Only one visitor was allowed at a time, so as not to tire the patients.

► exhaust (formal)

to make someone feel very tired and without energy:

She had been sick, and the effort of standing up exhausted her.

► tire out

to make someone feel very tired, especially because he or she has done something active:

A day at the beach usually tires out the kids.

➔ see bored for tired of

单词	tired
例句	tiredtired /taɪɚd/ adjective 1 feeling you want to sleep► tired feeling that you want to sleep or rest: I stayed up late last night, so I’m really tired today. Everybody looks tired. Let’s take a break and finish cleaning later. ➔ A part of your body is tired when the muscles are sore because you have used them a lot: My arms were tired from carrying boxes. ► exhausted extremely tired and not having any energy left, especially because you have been working very hard or have not slept: We were exhausted after the long trip home. The exhausted firefighters had worked through the night to put out the fire. ► worn out very tired because you have been working or playing hard: The children were worn out after a day at the water park. ► fatigued (formal) very tired, especially because you have used your body or mind a lot: They were too fatigued to continue with the climb. ► weary very tired because you have been doing something for a long time and do not have any energy left. Weary is used mostly in written descriptions: When the weary travelers finally arrived, they were cold and hungry. ➔ see sleepyADVERBS: tiredYou can make tired, exhausted, and weary into adverbs by using an -ly ending: The team walked tiredly off the field. \| She sat down wearily on the couch.2 to start feeling tired (adjectives)► get tired to begin to feel that you want to sleep or rest: It was a long walk, and I got very tired. ➔ Get tired is used much more often than tire. ► tire (formal) to become tired, or to make someone feel tired: The runners were beginning to tire. Only one visitor was allowed at a time, so as not to tire the patients. ► exhaust (formal) to make someone feel very tired and without energy: She had been sick, and the effort of standing up exhausted her. ► tire out to make someone feel very tired, especially because he or she has done something active: A day at the beach usually tires out the kids. ➔ see bored for tired of
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