tired
US: /ˈtaɪɝd/
UK: /tˈaɪəd/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
tired /'taiəd/- tính từ
- mệt, mệt mỏi, nhọc
- to be tired out; to be tired to death: mệt chết được
- chán
- to be tired of doing the same things: chán ngấy làm những việc như nhau
- to grow tired of: phát chán về, phát chán vì
- mệt, mệt mỏi, nhọc
Advanced English dictionary
+ adjective1 feeling that you would like to sleep or rest; needing rest: to be / look / feel tired + I'm too tired even to think. + They were cold, hungry and tired out (= very tired). + tired eyes / feet / muscles
2 ~ of sb/sth
~ of doing sth feeling that you have had enough of sb/sth because you no longer find it/them interesting or because they make you angry or unhappy: I'm sick and tired of all the arguments. + She was tired of hearing about their trip to India.
3 boring because it is too familiar or has been used too much: He always comes out with the same tired old jokes.
tiredly adverb: He shook his head tiredly.
tiredness noun [U]: She pleaded tiredness and went to bed early.
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Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 exhausted, tired out, worn out, weary, fatigued, spent, drained, Colloq all in, (dead) beat, knocked out, fagged (out), dog-tired, ready to drop, dead tired, done in, Brit knackered, whacked, US bushed, pooped, wiped out:
I was really tired after that ten-hour flight.
2 Usually, tired of. bored with, exasperated by, weary of, irked or irritated or annoyed or bothered by, sick (and tired) of, Colloq fed up (to here) with:
Perhaps she's tired of your constant nagging.
3 overworked, overused, clichéd, stereotyped, stereotypic(al), hackneyed, unimaginative, trite, stale, worn out, unoriginal, commonplace, Colloq bromidic:
The gossip columns are filled with the same old tired rubbish day after day.
Collocation
1 needing rest
VERBS
be, feel, look, seem | become, get | leave sb, make sb
The walk left me quite tired out.
ADV.
awfully, bone
(informal),
dead, desperately, extremely, really, terribly, very
Polly suddenly felt bone tired.
| a bit, a little, pretty, quite, rather | just
Of course I'm not ill. I'm just tired.
| enough
He felt tired enough to go to sleep standing up.
| mentally, physically | visibly | out
PREP.
from
I'm still a bit tired from the journey.
PHRASES
tired and drawn
He looked tired and drawn.
2 tired of sb/sth: feeling you have had enough
VERBS
be | become, get, grow
(formal) She had grown heartily tired of his company.
ADV.
heartily, really, very | a bit, a little, rather
PHRASES
sick and tired
(informal) I'm sick and tired of listening to you whine.
Concise dictionary
'taɪə(r)dadj.
+depleted of strength or energy
+repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
tires|tired|tiring'taɪə(r)
noun
+hoop that covers a wheel
verb
+get tired of something or somebody
+exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
+deplete
+cause to be bored
