wearing in Japanese
wearing in Japanese is 疲れる — wearing means causing tiredness or straining one's patience.
wearing in Japanese
疲れる
Pronounced: tsukareru
Causing tiredness; trying to a person's patience.
What does "wearing" mean?
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adj Causing tiredness or straining one's patience.
"Looking after three small children all day can be very wearing."
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noun Gradual damage caused by friction or use.
"The carpet showed wearing near the doorway."
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wearing in a sentence
- Looking after three small children all day can be very wearing.
- After a wearing week at work, she just wanted a quiet evening.
- The carpet showed wearing near the doorway.
- Years of wearing had left the old stair rail smooth and shiny.
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What is "wearing" in Japanese?
"wearing" in Japanese is 疲れる. wearing means: Causing tiredness or straining one's patience.
How do you pronounce 疲れる?
"wearing" in Japanese is 疲れる, pronounced "tsukareru".
How do you use "wearing" in a sentence?
Example: "Looking after three small children all day can be very wearing." In Japanese, "wearing" is 疲れる.
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