cansar ∗
to tire, to annoy
- Mi clase semanal de Zumba me cansa mucho más que los otros ejercicios que hago. - My weekly Zumba class tires me out much more than the other exercises I do.
- Estaba cansado pero no podía esperar un segundo más. Enrique tocó en la puerta y le abrió un policía. De pronto, lo esposaron sin decirle una palabra. - He was tired but he couldn't wait a second more. Enrique knocked on the door and a cop opened the door. Suddenly, he was handcuffed without a word.
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