weather-beaten

weather-beaten [ue-da-bi-ten]
adjetivo
1. Curtido, acostumbrado a las inclemencias del aire; gastado, extenuado, fatigado (por el mal tiempo).
  • A weather-beaten o weatherdriven ship -> bajel trabajado por la tormenta

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