exhausted in Italian
exhausted in Italian is esausto, affaticato — exhausted means extremely tired, with no energy left.
exhausted in Italian
esausto
Very tired; zonked (out).
affaticato
Very tired; zonked (out).
What does "exhausted" mean?
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adj Extremely tired, with no energy left.
"After chasing the toddler around all day, I was too exhausted to cook."
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adj Used up completely; depleted.
"Our supply of firewood was exhausted long before the cold weather ended."
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exhausted in a sentence
- After chasing the toddler around all day, I was too exhausted to cook.
- She was exhausted after the double shift at the hospital.
- Our supply of firewood was exhausted long before the cold weather ended.
- When the funds were exhausted, the charity had to close its doors.
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What is "exhausted" in Italian?
"exhausted" in Italian is esausto, affaticato. exhausted means: Extremely tired, with no energy left.
How do you use "exhausted" in a sentence?
Example: "After chasing the toddler around all day, I was too exhausted to cook." In Italian, "exhausted" is esausto, affaticato.
Are there other ways to say "exhausted" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "exhausted": esausto, affaticato.
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