weary

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weary
[ˈwɪərɪ]
adjetivo
1cansado(a)
  • to be weary of something -> estar hastiado(a) de algo
  • to grow weary of something -> hartarse de algo
verbo transitivo
2fatigar, cansar (tire); hartar (annoy)
verbo intransitivo
3cansarse, hartarse (of de)

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weary [uea-ri]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Fatigarse, cansarse. (n)
  • To weary out -> moler, cansar la paciencia, fatigar
va. Cansar, fatigar, aburrir, enfadar, molestar.
adjetivo
1Cansado, abrumado, fatigado, rendido de cansancio (tired).
2Aburrido, enfadado, fastidiado.
3Enfadoso, tedioso, fastidioso.
  • He’s a weary man -> es un hombre aburrido

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weary [ˈwɪərɪ]
adjective
wearier (comparative)weariest (superlative)
1 [+person] cansado
McKinnon sounded a little weary In a weary voice she read her instructions aloud Jay did not reply at once, and when he did it was with a weary voice
 [+sigh, smile, voice] de cansancio
He gave her a distant, weary smile All of this she answers with dutiful politeness and a slightly weary look Rachel gave a long weary sigh Kemp was getting weary; it was like talking to a half-articulate ape
to be weary of sth/sb estar cansado harto de algo/algn;or to be weary of doing sth estar cansado harto de hacer algo;or to grow weary [+person] cansarse
to [grow] weary [of] (doing) sth
he had grown weary of travelling se había cansado de viajar
Psychiatrists have grown weary of psychiatrist jokes It is understandable that America may be weary of that role She was weary of cooking dinner for one, and being alone The troops are growing weary of being confined to barracks
2 (literary) (tiring) [+wait, day] pesado
five weary hours cinco agotadoras horas
verb:transitive
(formal) cansar; agotar
Wyman said nothing. Smithson wearied him the children wearied her with their constant noise and prattle
verb:intransitive
(formal)
to weary of sth/sb cansarse hartarse de algo/algn;or
The public had wearied of his repeated warnings to weary of doing sth He is beginning to weary of sitting still

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Verb Conjugation for "weary"

Imperative
  • weary
  • you weary
  • he/she wearies
  • we weary
  • you weary
  • they weary
Preterite
  • I wearied
  • you wearied
  • he/she wearied
  • we wearied
  • you wearied
  • they wearied
Present Continuous
  • I am wearying
  • you are wearying
  • he/she is wearying
  • we are wearying
  • you are wearying
  • they are wearying
Present Perfect
  • I have wearied
  • you have wearied
  • he/she has wearied
  • we have wearied
  • you have wearied
  • they have wearied
Past Continuous
  • I was wearying
  • you were wearying
  • he/she was wearying
  • we were wearying
  • you were wearying
  • they were wearying
Past Perfect
  • I had wearied
  • you had wearied
  • he/she had wearied
  • we had wearied
  • you had wearied
  • they had wearied
Future
  • I will weary
  • you will weary
  • he/she will weary
  • we will weary
  • you will weary
  • they will weary
Future Perfect
  • I will have wearied
  • you will have wearied
  • he/she will have wearied
  • we will have wearied
  • you will have wearied
  • they will have wearied
Future Continuous
  • I will be wearying
  • you will be wearying
  • he/she will be wearying
  • we will be wearying
  • you will be wearying
  • they will be wearying
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been wearying
  • you have been wearying
  • he/she has been wearying
  • we have been wearying
  • you have been wearying
  • they have been wearying
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been wearying
  • you will have been wearying
  • he/she will have been wearying
  • we will have been wearying
  • you will have been wearying
  • they will have been wearying
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been wearying
  • you had been wearying
  • he/she had been wearying
  • we had been wearying
  • you had been wearying
  • they had been wearying
Paid English to Spanish translation

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