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Que veut dire « tired » en français ?

États-Unis /taɪrd/ · Royaume-Uni /ˈtaɪəd/

tired en français : fatigué, las, rebattu, éculé

adjectif

FATIGUÉA1

fatigué

Qui manque d’énergie et a besoin de dormir ou de se reposer.

En anglais simple : Needing sleep or rest because you have little energy left.

  • I feel tired today.
  • We were tired after the long walk.
  • Are you too tired to drive?

Comment l'utiliser : too tired to do something (I am too tired to cook.); tired from something (She was tired from working all day.)

Synonymes : weary, exhausted

Contraires : rested, energetic

Expressions courantes : feel tired, too tired, tired after something

LASB1

las, fatigué

Agacé ou ennuyé par quelque chose qui se répète ou qu’on a trop subi.

En anglais simple : Annoyed or bored because something keeps happening or you have had too much of it.

  • I am tired of this noise.
  • She grew tired of waiting for him.
  • Are you tired of eating the same food?

Comment l'utiliser : tired of someone/something (I am tired of his excuses.); tired of doing something (She is tired of answering the same question.)

Synonymes : fed up, sick

Expressions courantes : tired of something, tired of waiting, tired of someone

ÉCULÉC1

rebattu, éculé

Utilisé si souvent qu’il n’intéresse plus ou ne produit plus d’effet.

En anglais simple : Used so often that it is no longer interesting or effective.

  • That is a tired old joke.
  • The film relies on tired ideas.
  • She repeated the same tired excuse.

Synonymes : stale, overused, hackneyed

Contraires : fresh, original

Expressions courantes : tired joke, tired excuse, tired phrase

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