| Definition of 'tire out' |
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1. (verb) tire, wear upon, tire out, wear, weary, jade, wear out, outwear, wear down, fag out, fag, fatigue
exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
"We wore ourselves out on this hike"
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1. (verb) tire out
to make sb very tired
Running on the beach had tired the dogs out.
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Sense: to tire or exhaust completely
The hard work tired her out.
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 Afrikaans: uitput |
 Arabic: يُرْهِق |
 Bulgarian: изтощавам |
 Brazilian: cansar |
 Czech: vyčerpat |
 German: erschöpfen |
 Danish: udmatte |
 Greek: εξουθενώνω |
 Spanish: agotar, destrozar |
 Estonian: ära väsitama |
 Farsi: کاملاً خسته کردن |
 Finnish: uuvuttaa |
 French: épuiser |
 Hebrew: תָּשוּש לְגָמרֵי |
 Hindi: थकाना |
 Croatian: iscrpiti, izmoriti |
 Hungarian: kimerít |
 Indonesian: melelahkan |
 Icelandic: geraúrvinda |
 Italian: spossare |
 Japanese: 疲れ切らせる |
 Korean: 녹초가 되게 하다 |
 Lithuanian: nuvarginti |
 Latvian: nogurdināt; novārdzināt |
 Malay: meletihkan sso |
 Dutch: afmatten |
 Norwegian: slite ut |
 Polish: wykończyć |
 Portuguese: cansar |
 Romanian: a istovi |
 Russian: переутомлять(ся) |
 Slovak: vyčerpať |
 Slovenian: izčrpati |
 Serbian: izmoriti |
 Swedish: trötta ut, göra uttröttad |
 Thai: หมดแรง |
 Turkish: bitkin düşürmek, canını ç |
 Taiwanese: 十分疲勞 |
 Ukrainian: зморювати |
 Urdu: پورے طور پر تھکا دينا، تو |
 Vietnamese: làm mệt, gây mệt |
 Chinese: 十分疲劳 |
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