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Dictionary French ← English: tired

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ADJ	tired \| more tired [also: tireder] \| most tired [also: tiredest]	edit
VERB	to tire \| tired \| tired ... tiring \| tires	edit

fatigué {adj}

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tired

las {adj}

tired

2 Words: Others

éreinté {adj} {past-p}

dead tired [coll.]

exténué {adj} {past-p}

dead tired [coll.]

accablé de fatigue {adj} {past-p}

dead tired [coll.]

épuisé {adj} {past-p} [personne]

dead tired [coll.] [person] [completely exhausted]

mort de fatigue {adj}

dead tired {adj} [coll.]

éreinté {adj} {past-p}

deathly tired

éreinté {adj} {past-p}

dog-tired [coll.]

mort de fatigue {adj}

dog-tired [coll.]

flagada {adj} [fam.]

épuisé par une nuit blanche {adj} {past-p}

2 Words: Verbs

to be tired

to feel tired

to get tired

to get tired

to grow tired

avoir l'air fatigué

to look tired

to make sb. tired

anat. fatiguer qc. [jambes]

to make sth. tired

3 Words: Others

las de l'existence {adj}

tired of life

éreinté {adj} {past-p}

tired to death [coll.]

mort de fatigue {adj}

tired to death [coll.]

3 Words: Verbs

tomber de fatigue [loc.]

to be dead tired [idiom]

être mort de fatigue [loc.]

to be dead tired [idiom]

être repu de qn./qc. [fig.]

to be tired of sb./sth. [fig.]

être rassasié de qc. [loc.]

to be tired of sth.

en avoir assez de qc.

to be tired of sth.

en avoir marre de qc.

to be tired of sth.

être repu de qc. [loc.]

to be tired of sth. [bored]

se dégoûter de qn./qc.

to get tired of sb./sth.

se fatiguer de qc.

to get tired of sth.

se lasser de qn./qc.

to grow tired of sb./sth.

être lassé de qc.

to grow tired of sth.

être repu de qn./qc. [fig.]

to have tired of sb./sth. [fig.] [idiom]

4 Words: Others

Je suis très fatigué.

I am very tired.

J'en ai marre ! [fam.] [loc.]

I'm sick and tired! [coll.] [idiom]

4 Words: Verbs

être las de tout

be tired of everything

se lasser de faire qc.

to grow tired of doing sth.

5+ Words: Others

J'en ai marre de t'entendre causer pour ne rien dire. [fam.] [loc.]

I'm sick and tired of your claptrap. [coll.]

J'en ai marre de t'entendre causer pour ne rien dire. [fam.] [loc.]

I'm sick and tired of your drivel. [coll.]

Il a beau dormir, il est toujours fatigué.

No matter how much he sleeps, he is always tired.

Il a beau être fatigué, il ne manque jamais ses exercices.

Regardless of how tired he is, he never misses doing his exercises.

5+ Words: Verbs

en avoir ras-le-bol de qc.

to be sick and tired of sth.

être rassasié de qc. [loc.]

to be sick and tired of sth. [idiom]

en avoir jusque-là de faire qc. [loc.]

to be sick-and-tired of doing sth. [idiom]

se dire lassé de qc.

to say one is tired of sth.

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