Significations de Weary en japonais

疲れた (つかれた)

Exemple:

I feel weary after the long journey.

長い旅の後、私は疲れた。

She looked weary after working all day.

彼女は一日中働いた後、疲れて見えた。

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to describe physical or mental exhaustion after activities or tasks.

Note: This meaning is commonly used in everyday conversations when expressing tiredness.

うんざりした (うんざりした)

Exemple:

I'm weary of the constant complaints.

私は絶え間ない不満にうんざりしている。

He was weary of the same old routine.

彼は同じ古いルーチンにうんざりしていた。

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to express frustration or boredom from repetitive situations.

Note: This meaning conveys a sense of annoyance rather than physical tiredness.

疲れ切った (つかれきった)

Exemple:

After the marathon, I was completely weary.

マラソンの後、私は完全に疲れ切った。

The project left me weary and drained.

そのプロジェクトは私を疲れ切らせ、消耗させた。

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Used when describing a level of exhaustion that is profound, often after strenuous efforts.

Note: This can be used in both casual and formal settings, often to emphasize extreme tiredness.

飽きた (あきた)

Exemple:

I have grown weary of this TV show.

私はこのテレビ番組に飽きた。

She is weary of the same conversations.

彼女は同じ会話に飽きている。

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used in situations where one feels bored or fed up with something.

Note: This meaning is more about emotional fatigue due to lack of variety or interest.

tired

Feeling a lack of energy or strength, often resulting from physical or mental exertion.

Exemple: After a long day at work, I feel tired and just want to relax.

Note: Similar to 'weary' in the sense of feeling fatigued, but 'tired' may imply a more general feeling of exhaustion.

exhausted

Completely depleted of energy or strength, often to the point of physical or mental collapse.

Exemple: She was so exhausted after running a marathon that she could barely walk.

Note: While 'weary' can convey a general feeling of fatigue, 'exhausted' emphasizes a more extreme state of being completely drained.

fatigued

Experiencing physical or mental tiredness or weariness, often due to exertion or stress.

Exemple: The long hike left us feeling fatigued, but satisfied with our accomplishment.

Note: Similar to 'weary' in describing tiredness, 'fatigued' specifically refers to a feeling of exhaustion resulting from physical or mental effort.

drained

Depleted or emptied of physical, mental, or emotional energy.

Exemple: The constant demands of his job left him feeling emotionally drained.

Note: While 'weary' can encompass a general feeling of tiredness, 'drained' emphasizes a sense of being emptied or depleted of energy.

Bone-weary

Extremely tired or exhausted, to the point where one's bones ache.

Exemple: After a long day of hiking, I was bone-weary and just wanted to rest.

Note: This phrase emphasizes a deep level of exhaustion beyond just feeling tired.

Worn out

Exhausted or fatigued, usually from physical or mental exertion.

Exemple: She looked worn out from working two jobs to make ends meet.

Note: This phrase implies being depleted or drained of energy or resources.

Dog-tired

Extremely tired, to the point of feeling like a tired dog.

Exemple: After running the marathon, he was dog-tired and collapsed on the grass.

Note: This phrase uses a simile to compare the level of tiredness to that of a tired dog.

Dead tired

Completely exhausted or fatigued, to the point of feeling almost lifeless.

Exemple: I worked all night on the project, and by morning, I was dead tired.

Note: This phrase emphasizes a state of exhaustion where one feels as if they have no energy left.

Run-down

Physically or mentally exhausted, usually due to prolonged stress or overwork.

Exemple: The constant stress at work left her feeling run-down and sick.

Note: This phrase implies a gradual decline in energy or health, often due to external factors.

Burnt out

Emotionally, mentally, or physically exhausted from prolonged stress or overwork.

Exemple: After years of working in the same job, he felt burnt out and needed a change.

Note: This phrase suggests being depleted or worn out due to prolonged exposure to stressful situations.

Frazzled

Extremely stressed or exhausted, often resulting in a feeling of being mentally scattered.

Exemple: With all the deadlines approaching, she felt completely frazzled and unable to focus.

Note: This phrase describes a state of mental exhaustion or disorganization, often caused by overwhelming stress.

Beat

To feel physically or emotionally tired, worn out.

Exemple: I'm feeling really beat after working all day.

Note: Beat is a casual and commonly used term for feeling exhausted, similar to weary but with a more colloquial tone.

Zonked

Completely worn out, exhausted.

Exemple: I was so zonked after the long hike that I fell asleep immediately.

Note: Zonked has a more exaggerated connotation compared to weary, implying extreme fatigue or exhaustion.

Spent

Exhausted or depleted physically or mentally.

Exemple: I'm completely spent after running that marathon.

Note: Spent suggests being completely used up or depleted, going beyond the feeling of being weary.

Knackered

Extremely tired, worn out.

Exemple: I'm absolutely knackered from the intense workout.

Note: Knackered is a British slang term for being extremely tired, carrying a slightly informal and whimsical tone compared to the more straightforward 'weary'.

Pooped

Very tired, exhausted.

Exemple: After the long road trip, I was completely pooped.

Note: Pooped is a light-hearted and informal way of expressing fatigue or exhaustion, often used in a playful or humorous context.

Bushed

Exhausted or very tired.

Exemple: I feel absolutely bushed after working in the garden all day.

Note: Bushed is a colloquial term indicating a state of extreme fatigue, implying a sense of being worn out beyond just feeling weary.

I am so weary after a long day at work.

The soldiers were weary after marching for hours.

She looked weary and sad after the breakup.

Weary - Adjectif (Adjective) / Adjectif (Adjective)

Lemme: weary

Conjugaisons

Adjectif, comparatif (Adjective, comparative): wearier

Adjectif, superlatif (Adjective, superlative): weariest

Adjectif (Adjective): weary

Verbe, passé simple (Verb, past tense): wearied

Verbe, gérondif ou participe présent (Verb, gerund or present participle): wearying

Verbe, 3ème personne du singulier au présent (Verb, 3rd person singular present): wearies

Verbe, forme de base (Verb, base form): weary

Verbe, présent non à la 3ème personne du singulier (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): weary

Syllabes, Séparation et Accent

weary contient 2 syllabes: wea • ry

Transcription phonétique: ˈwir-ē

wea ry , ˈwir ē (La syllabe rouge est accentuée)

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weary: ~ 1800 (Très Commun).

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