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1 run out
1) (become exhausted) [supplies, oil] finire, esaurirsi2) (have no more) [ pen] essere finito; [ vending machine] essere vuotosorry, I've run out — mi dispiace, non ne ho più
3) (expire) [ passport] scadere; run out of non avere più [time, money, ideas]* * *1) ((of a supply) to come to an end: The food has run out.) finire2) ((with of) to have no more: We've run out of money.) (essere rimasto senza)* * *vi + adv(contract, lease) scadere, (food, money etc) finire, esaurirsi, (person) uscire di corsa, (liquid) colare* * *1) (become exhausted) [supplies, oil] finire, esaurirsi2) (have no more) [ pen] essere finito; [ vending machine] essere vuotosorry, I've run out — mi dispiace, non ne ho più
3) (expire) [ passport] scadere; run out of non avere più [time, money, ideas] -
2 run out of steam
(to lose energy, or become exhausted.) (esaurire l'energia) -
3 weary
I ['wɪərɪ]1) [person, eyes, mind] stanco, affaticato2) (showing fatigue) [sigh, voice] stanco3) (tiresome) [journey, task] faticoso, stancante; [ day] pesanteII 1. ['wɪərɪ]verbo transitivo stancare, affaticare2.verbo intransitivo stancarsi* * *['wiəri] 1. adjective(tired; with strength or patience exhausted: a weary sigh; He looks weary; I am weary of his jokes.) stanco2. verb(to (cause to) become tired: The patient wearies easily; Don't weary the patient.) stancare, stancarsi- wearily- weariness
- wearisome
- wearisomely* * *weary /ˈwɪərɪ/a.1 stanco; affaticato; esausto; stufo (fam.): I am weary, sono stanco; I am weary of singing, sono stufo di cantare; to be weary of life, essere stanco della vita● a weary sigh, un sospiro di noia □ (fam.) weary Willie, scansafatiche; sfaticato; fannullone.(to) weary /ˈwɪərɪ/A v. t.1 stancare; affaticare2 annoiare; seccare; stuccare; stufare (fam.)B v. i.stancarsi; seccarsi; stufarsi (fam.): In the end I wearied of her continuous complaints, alla fine mi sono stancato delle sue continue lagnanze.* * *I ['wɪərɪ]1) [person, eyes, mind] stanco, affaticato2) (showing fatigue) [sigh, voice] stanco3) (tiresome) [journey, task] faticoso, stancante; [ day] pesanteII 1. ['wɪərɪ]verbo transitivo stancare, affaticare2.verbo intransitivo stancarsi -
4 wear ****
[wɛə(r)] wore vb: pt worn pp1. n1) (use) usothere's still a lot of wear in these — (shoes, carpets, tyres) sono ancora in buono stato
2) (deterioration through use) logoramento, logoriofair wear and tear Comm — normale usura
she looks the worse for wear — (old, exhausted) sembra sciupata, (hung-over) ha l'aria distrutta
3) (clothing) abbigliamentochildren's wear — confezioni fpl per bambini
sports/baby wear — abbigliamento sportivo/per neonati
summer wear — abiti mpl estivi
evening wear — abiti npl da sera
2. vt2) (damage through use) consumare, logorarethey have worn a path across the lawn — hanno formato un sentiero nel prato a forza di camminarci sopra
3) (fam: believe, tolerate) bere3. vi1) (last) durare•- wear off- wear on- wear out
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