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Meanings of careworn in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "drawn"
Examples for "drawn"
1
For companies drawn to Argentina's energy sector, significant challenges remain, analysts say.
2
Europe has drawn 10 in the same time period, CB Insights said.
3
It has drawn thousands of jihadists from across the world including Europe.
4
The partial list of the 'disappeared' is drawn from Amnesty International reports.
5
American teen dramas in particular have drawn a great deal of criticism.
1
I'm really quite worn out even after the first number, Idle said.
2
Seven years is a long time and they are quite worn out.
3
We won't be any use if we're completely worn out,' said Patrik.
4
Whatever Mr. Socrates' agents had given him had not yet worn off.
5
The problems could occur when the pedal mechanism becomes worn, it said.
1
You are in trouble; I can see it in your haggard eyes.
2
Tears blinded her eyes; her face was wan; her mien terribly haggard.
3
The place was a ruin, haggard and falling apart, leaking water everywhere.
4
First light found the small group of Christians haggard and mentally worn.
5
The haggard face under the gray hair turned slowly toward the messenger.
1
The narcotic- and agony-raddled memories of the punishment factory had assaulted him.
2
They had seen, perhaps, the raddled face of some final awful retribution.
3
Thompson all but steals the show as his raddled but protective mother.
4
Compared with the others, these were small, but raddled with damage.
5
The last of the free wizards crept through the raddled landscape like ghosts.
Usage of careworn in anglès
1
Many great players enjoy their work; Stokes usually looks almost comically careworn.
2
Grey; and the face, tanned even in the shaven jaws, was careworn.
3
The poet was in slumber, and his face looked careworn in repose.
4
People look careworn to me in America; they are spare and pallid.
5
He seemed careworn, not as young as he had been earlier-worndown.
6
Outside, the clouds had pulled apart and a careworn light filtered through.
7
The worker of the nineteenth century stands a sad and careworn man.
8
When Mrs. Townsley entered the parlor her face was pale and careworn.
9
He was becoming careworn in face, thin of figure, sleepless of habit.
10
He was not the bronzed and careworn man you see him now.
11
It is Hayoue, Hayoue as emaciated and careworn as his brother Zashue.
12
Ratcliffe looked at her a moment with a troubled and careworn face.
13
He was an oldish man over sixty, dressed in mourning, and careworn.
14
His surroundings were poor, and his fine face was haggard and careworn.
15
She was a little careworn old woman of sixty with white hair.
16
I should not have known you, you look so thin and careworn.
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