weary in Japanese
weary in Japanese is 疲れた — weary means very tired, physically or mentally.
weary in Japanese
疲れた
Pronounced: tsukareta
What does "weary" mean?
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adj Very tired, physically or mentally.
"The weary travelers finally reached the inn at midnight."
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adj Having lost patience or interest in something because of overexposure to it.
"Voters grew weary of the same broken promises."
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verb To make or become tired.
"The endless meetings would weary anyone."
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weary in a sentence
- The weary travelers finally reached the inn at midnight.
- Voters grew weary of the same broken promises.
- The endless meetings would weary anyone.
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What is "weary" in Japanese?
"weary" in Japanese is 疲れた. weary means: Very tired, physically or mentally.
How do you pronounce 疲れた?
"weary" in Japanese is 疲れた, pronounced "tsukareta".
How do you use "weary" in a sentence?
Example: "The weary travelers finally reached the inn at midnight." In Japanese, "weary" is 疲れた.
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