tired in Japanese
tired in Japanese is 疲れる, 疲れた — tired means in need of rest or sleep; worn out.
tired in Japanese
疲れる
Pronounced: tsukareru
In need of some rest or sleep.
疲れた
Pronounced: tsukareta
In need of some rest or sleep.
What does "tired" mean?
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adj In need of rest or sleep; worn out.
"I'm too tired to cook tonight."
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adj Fed up or impatient with something.
"I'm tired of hearing the same excuses."
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adj Overused to the point of feeling stale or unoriginal.
"The film relied on a tired old plot twist."
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tired in a sentence
- I'm too tired to cook tonight.
- The children were tired after the long car ride.
- I'm tired of hearing the same excuses.
- Aren't you tired of waiting for the bus in the rain every morning?
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What is "tired" in Japanese?
"tired" in Japanese is 疲れる, 疲れた. tired means: In need of rest or sleep; worn out.
How do you pronounce 疲れる?
"tired" in Japanese is 疲れる, pronounced "tsukareru".
How do you use "tired" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm too tired to cook tonight." In Japanese, "tired" is 疲れる, 疲れた.
Are there other ways to say "tired" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "tired": 疲れる, 疲れた.
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