英:[ˈwɪəri]
美:[ˈwɪri]
英:[ˈwɪəri]
美:[ˈwɪri]
wea·ry
wi ri
第三人称单数:wearies
现在分词:wearying
过去式:wearied
过去分词:wearied
比较级:wearier或more weary
最高级:weariest或most weary
wearied (adj.), wearily (adv.), weariness (n.)
词根:weary
adj.wearing 磨损的;穿用的;令人疲倦的
wearisome 使疲倦的;使厌倦的;乏味的
adv.wearily 疲倦地;无聊地;厌倦地
n.weariness 疲倦,疲劳;厌倦
v.wearing 穿着;磨损(wear的ing形式)
adjective
physically or mentally tired, esp. from exertion or strain; fatigued.The older folks were weary after the trip.The stress of his job made him weary.
characterized by or causing tiredness; wearisome.Rest now; you've had a weary walk.
growing impatient, bored, or dissatisfied with a particular thing (often fol. by "of").She was weary of her job at the hospital.He was weary of hearing complaints all day.
transitive verb
to make weary; tire.The day's fighting wearied the soldiers.
intransitive verb
to become weary.They wearied in the last lap of the race.
to grow impatient, bored, or dissatisfied with a particular thing (often fol. by "of").We soon wearied of his tasteless remarks.
weary of疲倦;厌烦于
weary with因…而厌烦
这组词都有“累的,疲乏的”的意思,其区别是:
weary侧重指由于连续不断进行某项活动而造成的疲劳,以致感到厌烦。
tired普通用词,泛指因工作紧张,劳动过度,休息不足等而引起的疲乏。
以上来源于网络
古英语 werig “疲倦的,精疲力尽的; 悲惨的,悲伤的”,与 worian “漫步,蹒跚”的相关,源自原始日耳曼语 *worigaz(也指古撒克逊语 worig “疲倦的”,古高地德语 wuorag “醉的”),起源不明。
Adjective and Verb Middle English wery, from Old English wērig; akin to Old High German wuorag intoxicated and perhaps to Greek aōros sleep
The first known use of weary was before the 12th century
weathermannoun
a person who reports and forecasts the weather : meteorologist
weatheringnoun
the action of the forces of nature that changes the color, texture, composition, or form of exposed objectsespecially: the physical and chemical breakdown of earth materials at or near the earth's surface
weathercocknoun
a weather vane shaped like a rooster
weather1 of 3noun
the state of the atmosphere in regard to heat or cold, wetness or dryness, calm or storm, clearness or cloudiness
disagreeable atmospheric conditions
stormy weather
weather2 of 3verb
to change by exposure to the weather
shingles weathered to a silvery gray
to bear up against and come safely through
weather a storm
weather3 of 3adjective
windward entry 1
weaselnoun
or plural weasel any of various small slender active mammals that are related to the minks, eat small animals (as mice and birds), and in northern regions turn white in winter compare ermine sense 1
a sneaky, untrustworthy, or dishonest person
weary1 of 2adjective
worn out in strength, energy, or freshness
showing or marked by weariness
having one's patience, interest, or pleasure exhausted
weary of the delays
wearisome
weary2 of 2verb
to become or make weary
1 And the baby was weary and petulant, and he cried softly until Juana gave him her breast, and then he gurgled and clucked against her.
2 The hobbits were still weary, when they set out again early next morning.
3 Oh, no, I especially didn’t want Grandmother India to be weary.
4 Every minute of my time during the Olympics was scheduled, from the moment I woke up in the morning until the blissful moment when I could lay my weary head down to rest at night.
5 He is weary with hard work.
他因艰苦的工作而疲倦.
6 Darkness came early to the silent woods, and before the fall of night they halted, weary, for they had walked seven leagues or more from Henneth Annûn.
7 He came, a weary man with dinted helm and cloven shield.
8 If there had been any weary Hobbits around, looking for somewhere to melt the One Ring of Power, they wouldn’t have needed a volcano.
9 At which Miss Maggie resumed her reading, though she sounded weary with it.
10 "Why else would Mance choose to gather his strength in the Frostfangs? Bleak and hard they are, and a long weary march from the Wall."
11 these constant complaints are really wearying me
12 He did not understand why the gods would take four lads as young and strong as his sons, yet spare their weary father.
13 Do I weary you?
我使你厌烦了 吗 ?
14 I sink to the floor, weary with defeat.
15 My eyes are weary, my thoughts are on overtime, refusing to let me sleep.
16 Watching it tonight, weary and wounded, it was rather relaxing.
17 As expect, the gentleman grow weary of his new ladylove before long.
不出意料之外, 这位绅士不久就厌倦了他的新情妇.
18 Suddenly, from the rear of the car there erupted a magnificent, weary, soul-emptying sigh.
19 So much there is to see, but our morning eyes describe a different world than do our afternoon eyes, and surely our wearied evening eyes can report only a weary evening world.
20 This Surya had a tired expression, weary after a hard day of work, sitting astride a horse with folded legs.
2 沉闷
noplaceville driegh low flat brown gray dull hollow soggy lifeless dreary stuffy uninspired sullen ponderous wingless leaden godforsaken grotty lenten lumpish draggy dreich dree unlively groaty heavy
3 感到疲倦的
5 失去兴趣
6 困扰
bothersome aggrieved ruffle exercise worry confuse upset distress disturb gravel harass badger obsess besiege beset pother hagride
7 乏味
heavy stupid fade sour literal soggy innocuous tasteless uninteresting matter-of-fact insipid stodgy wearisome mousy incurious sapless innocuity drab aridity vapidity
8 厌倦
sick tired ho-hum chocker wearily dully weariness ennui tire sicken irk flack out brown off jack boredom wearing jaded tedium sick of sour on be fed up doldrums lassitude aweary bore wear pall bored indisposed
10 令人厌烦的
noplaceville boring annoying deadly everlasting monotonous sickly fiddly moldy fiddling burned-out wearisome boresome weariful dull wearing dreary bothersome irksome hard going heavy going
11 疲倦的
limp worn hung tired jaded the worse for wear WAN hunted gone exhaustive stale washed-out washed-up aweary wan wearisome raddled pinched fatigued mondayish wearing languid jadish
12 使不耐烦
13 忧伤
14 不耐烦
impatient restive peevish testy dully weariness shortly impatiently impatience chafe be impatient of be impatient with feverish chafe at the bit quick why champ count the days restless irritated asperity irritate climbing the walls go crazy
18 使人疲劳的
20 疲劳的
tired wearing chewed clanked toilworn fordone all in strained raddled Mondayish stale strung-out asthenic taxing bushed weariful fatigued
22 不耐
23 厌烦的
24 倦怠
25 乏味的
heavy stupid fade sour literal soggy innocuous tasteless uninteresting matter-of-fact insipid stodgy wearisome mousy incurious sapless
26 使生厌
27 筋疲力尽的
wiped out played out prostrate worn out knackered whacked washed out shagged zonked stonkered the worse for wear
28 使疲劳
29 疲倦
limp worn hung wearily frazzle lassitude tire knock the stuffing out of tired jaded fatigue the worse for wear ennuyé wearing washed-out wearied languorous languorously tucker look washed out be worn out gone exhaustive stale washed-up aweary fag wear poop jade wan wearisome fagged out fatigued bushed tiredly raddled pinched wear on mondayish languid jadish heaviness languor languish pump labour outwear
30 令人厌烦
noplaceville boring annoying everlasting monotonous sickly fiddly moldy fiddling burned-out wearisome boresome weariful up to here
31 发腻
33 生厌
35 烦扰
annoying worrisome pestiferous bother annoyance vexation worriment fuss worry hassle plague bait spite disturb torment smite ruffle gall nettle fidget harrow displease vex disquiet chivy incommode bullyrag bore annoy make nervous trouble harass obsess
36 筋疲力尽
wiped out played out prostrate worn out knackered whacked washed out shagged zonked stonkered frazzle knacker be pooped at the end of your tether be all in run ragged the worse for wear knock yourself out poop out tire out wear out take it out of
39 为难
lost worried awkward troubled baffling bothersome puzzling perplexed mazy spiflicated pressure puzzle plunge maze embarrassment annoyance entanglement perplexity bewilder discomfit nonplus stick pucker faze puckerstopple obfusticate get beat worry trouble stumble distress inconvenience stump persecute embarrass mire perplex snarl pester vex disconcert kittle incommode discommode feeze off-put blue funk
40 疲劳
tired wearing chewed clanked toilworn fordone fatiguingly tire fatigue distress weariness prostration fag shag all in Mondayish stale strung-out asthenic blearily tiredness asthenia lassitude taxing bushed weariful moil try exhaust poop clapped out beat fatiguing tiredly raddled fatigued
41 厌烦
browned-off tired pissed wearily irk weariness ennui disrelish cloy overcloy exercise worry labor bind bore fracture plague dislike displeasure displease sate pall have a snoot full brassed off tiresome wearisome boredom tedium tire
43 无聊的
yawnful long light slow vegetable stupid deadly idle blah worthless heartbreaking unimportant tiresome monotonous uninteresting uninspired moldy colourless fiddling stodgy wishy-washy unexciting simple-minded puerile workaday languorous draggy unmeaning rubbishy cockamamie
46 令人厌倦的
49 冗长乏味的
50 沉闷乏味的
51 人疲劳的
52 无聊
yawnful long light slow vegetable stupid deadly idle blah worthless heartbreaking unimportant tiresome monotonous uninteresting uninspired moldy colourless fiddling stodgy wishy-washy unexciting simple-minded puerile workaday languorous draggy unmeaning rubbishy cockamamie disappointingly wearily dully monotony weariness dullness humdrum ennui for the birds
54 渴望
passionary keen-set sick keen hungry eager ambitious anxious avid craving greedy itchy thirsty longing wishful wistful covetous solicitous prurient longed-for raring passional sharp-set list anxiety pine rage hunger aspiration itch lust thirst yen itching gape solicitude prurience Eros appetency desiderium fain athirst die burn pant sigh aspire hone ache starve groan yearn languish hanker covet desire ambition crave adore desiderate gape after set heart on gasp for intent ravenous lickerish want wish enthusiasm hurry avidity Sehnsucht appetence agog long slaver fancy relish fall over oneself be spoiling for on edge dying impatient yearning emulous hungrily eagerness impatience thirstiness hungriness pruriency water dream
56 疲惫的
shot dead beaten worn exhausted spent shattered run-down fatigued worn-out whacked harassed pooped jiggered zonked dead-beat be the worse for wear played out ragged haggard washed out
57 讨厌
bother flip blast confound chi-chi drat botheration dislike unpleasantness disrelish knickers hell's bells
58 疲惫
shot dead beaten worn exhausted spent shattered run-down fatigued worn-out whacked harassed pooped jiggered zonked dead-beat exhaustion frazzle trachle wear exhaust breathe grind overwear trauchle be the worse for wear played out get tired with a sigh ragged haggard washed out all in washed-out
59 令人疲倦的
60 感到无聊
61 令人厌倦