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Meanings of worn-out in anglès
Drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted.
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Examples for "spent"
Examples for "spent"
1
His longest project to date, Megos spent 11 days working the problem.
2
She had only spent a few weeks in Europe some years ago.
3
Thousands of people in Christchurch have spent a second night without power.
4
The years her family spent in the Amsterdam home were happy times.
5
He spent a great deal of time working out the tom-tom effect.
1
Police said they would continue to search until all avenues were exhausted.
2
As a result, quotas for those programmes have yet to be exhausted.
3
We have exhausted all possible creative solutions on our side, Enria said.
4
However, they were left exhausted by the New Zealand team's dogged defence.
5
Meanwhile, his main rivals have entered government and exhausted their political capital.
1
Being fatigued; laughing; being amused; having been elected; running; having been running.
2
But she was young, and like the young, must sleep when fatigued.
3
After almost four hours of tedious, repetitive work, he was becoming fatigued.
4
Mr. Burke and King out for nardoo; the former returned much fatigued.
5
And he was so mortally fatigued with this struggle in the dark.
1
Night came and the fagged party in disappointment once more lay down.
2
About a mile from the shore, the strength of the fugitives fagged.
3
He had long noticed that the Home Secretary looked fagged and ill.
4
The march had been terrific, and horses and men were nearly fagged.
5
And for a long time Margie has been looking thin and fagged.
1
I see nothing, and I'm too dog-tired to go out and look.
2
He was dog-tired, for he had had little sleep the past week.
3
I'm dog-tired and the mosquitoes are beginning to find that we're here.
4
I did not care; I was dog-tired and I wanted but one thing-bed
5
By the time we came to the cairn I was dog-tired.
1
This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
2
A dangerous game was played out in the halls of secret government.
3
The game can be played out over days, weeks, or even months.
4
Actually, this scenario has played out countless times in the Earth's history.
5
The Coroner's Court: Frank Keeley played out his familiar routine that morning.
1
My environment is restored, though with a somewhat washed-out look to it.
2
But I had taken against the washed-out tunic I'd put on yesterday.
3
The interior of the van looked like a gray, washed-out video feed.
4
However, the image of her washed-out face would not leave my mind.
5
He held it out with his queer washed-out smile, and Steinmetz smiled.
Usage of worn-out in anglès
1
It also takes up the old worn-out particles; this makes it impure.
2
Just like herself: tired, worn-out, never any good even to start with.
3
Age and sorrow weigh with a double weight on his worn-out body.
4
He pointed in different directions, looking with disgust on the worn-out men.
5
Her little feet in the shabby, worn-out shoes scarcely touched the floor.
6
A worthy project, to help people with worn-out hearts or failed kidneys.
7
It would also be the repetition of a worn-out and wearisome story.
8
So we started to create the same shape as the worn-out knife.
9
Upcycle it: Some worn-out clothes make ideal patches for less wornout clothes.
10
Now, with worn-out men and horses, twenty miles was a serious matter.
11
You're some kind of worn-out deity, probably reduced to a single devotee.
12
I offer it, as totally new, to the worn-out dramatists of France.
13
Its work is done, and nature has given the worn-out body rest.
14
The car with its coughing engine and its worn-out shock absorbers disappears.
15
Countless open doors and windows thronged with innumerable pallid and worn-out faces.
16
This creates great quantities of worn-out cell materials and other morbid substances.
Worn-out through the time