wearied

1 And if the woman wearied, there would be her children to light the fire, the many children she would bear to Wang Lung.

2 For when they had wearied of hurling insults at my father's back, the two gentlemen began to discuss their host - that is to say, my father's employer, Mr John Silvers.

3 Not bad for a writer who, wearied by rejections, started sending stories to science-fiction magazines because she thought she might have a better shot there.

4 When it came to New York City Opera in 2016, the critic Anthony Tommasini was wearied by its “overwrought lyricism and lack of musical subtlety.”

5 Cortez Franklin’s classic “Seems I’m Never Tired of Loving You,” taken at a slow, end-of-the-workday tromp, becomes a testimony of wearied patriotism.

6 I laid myself down to rest my wearied limbs.

我躺下来好让疲惫的腿休息一下.

7 He read the story of Joseph over and over and never wearied of it.

8 Thou art wearied in the multitude of thy counsels.

13你筹画太多,以致疲倦.

9 By the end of the ’50s, though, Mr. Vidal, at last financially secure, had wearied of Hollywood and turned to politics.

10 Dorothy Sayers, alas, has wearied of the detective story and has turned her attention elsewhere.

11 He began to weary of the work.

他开始对工作感到厌倦。

12 Soon wearied of the task, the slave then commands his wife to shoulder the burden.

13 A grizzled grouch who’s wearied by the commercialization of Christmas and a faithless public, Chris faces a failing business and a disappearing government subsidy.

14 Perhaps the public simply wearied of a story that has not changed in decades.

15 We could not see them but their Cerberus tumult filled the black wood and wearied us still more.

16 He became wearied with his job.

他对他的工作感到厌倦了.

17 We are both weary, we have not the energy for real communication.

18 The work wearied her and made her feel “indigo, Prussian, navy, blue.”

19 Summer sat back on his haunches and howled, while Shaggy dog wearied the net, shaking it in his teeth.

20 They wearied of commercial production and shifted to animation in 1960 with a TV series, “The New Adventures of Pinocchio,” which used the stop-motion technique Mr. Bass had discovered in Japan.

1 厌烦

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2 感到疲倦的

weary

3 疲倦的

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4 疲倦

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5 厌烦的

loathy sick tired tormenting loathful cheesed off