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121 изморявам
1. tire (out), fatigue, weary(изтощавам) wear out2. (убивам, унищожавам) kill (off), destroy, exterminate, annihilateизморявам се get tired, tire o.s. out* * *изморя̀вам,гл.1. tire (out) fatigue, weary; ( изтощавам) wear out;2. ( убивам, унищожавам) kill (off), destroy, exterminate, annihilate;\изморявам се get tired, tire o.s. out.* * *distress; fag{fEg}; fatigue; frazzle; tucker; weary* * *1. (изтощавам) wear out 2. (убивам, унищожавам) kill (off), destroy, exterminate, annihilate 3. tire (out), fatigue, weary 4. ИЗМОРЯВАМ ce get tired, tire o.s. out -
122 уморявам
1. tire, wearyуморявам кон с езда override a horse2. (убивам) killще ме умориш you'll be the death of meуморявам се get/grow tired (от with)(силно) become exhausted, be done up* * *уморя̀вам,гл.1. tire, weary; \уморявам кон с езда override a horse;\уморявам се get/grow tired (от with); ( силно) become exhausted, be done up; разг. frazzle.* * *tire: the long walk уморявамd me - дългата разходка ме умори; weary ; fatigue ; frazzle (убивам); get tired ( се)* * *1. (от глад) starve (out), starve to death 2. (силно) become exhausted, be done up 3. (убивам) kill 4. tire, weary 5. УМОРЯВАМ ce get/grow tired (от with) 6. УМОРЯВАМ кон с езда override a horse 7. ще ме умориш you'll be the death of me -
123 fiaccare
fiaccare v.tr.1 to exhaust; to wear* out, to tire out; ( indebolire) to weaken: fiaccare le proprie forze in sforzi inutili, to exhaust one's strength in useless efforts; fiaccare il morale di qlcu., to weaken s.o.'s morale2 ( spezzare) to break* (down) (anche fig.): fiaccare la resistenza di qlcu., to break s.o.'s resistance◆ v. intr. → fiaccarsi.◘ fiaccarsi v.intr.pron.1 ( perdere forza) to wear* oneself out* * *[fjak'kare] 1.2.fiaccare la resistenza di qcn. — to wear sb.'s resistance down
verbo pronominale fiaccarsi (stancarsi) to wear* oneself out, to grow* weary; (indebolirsi) to weaken* * *fiaccare/fjak'kare/ [1](stancare) to weary, to exhaust; (indebolire) to weaken, to unnerve; fiaccare la resistenza di qcn. to wear sb.'s resistance downII fiaccarsi verbo pronominale(stancarsi) to wear* oneself out, to grow* weary; (indebolirsi) to weaken. -
124 stufare
gastronomy stewfig bore* * *stufare v.tr.1 ( riscaldare in una stufa) to warm (up)2 (cuc.) to stew3 (fam.) ( stancare) to bore: mi ha stufato a morte con tutte le sue lamentele, he's bored me to death with all his complaints.◘ stufarsi v.intr.pron. (fam.) to get* tired, to get* weary; to grow* bored (with s.o., sthg., with doing): stufare di fare qlco., to get tired of doing sthg.; stufare di qlco., to get tired (o weary) of sthg.; mi sono stufata di mangiare riso, I'am tired of eating rice.* * *[stu'fare]1. vt1) Culin to stew2) fig fam to bore, weary2. vip (stufarsi)* * *[stu'fare] 1.verbo transitivo1) gastr. to stew2) colloq. to bore, to tire [ persona]2.mi hai stufato — I'm fed up with you, I've had enough of you
* * *stufare/stu'fare/ [1]1 gastr. to stewII stufarsi verbo pronominaleto get* bored, to get* tired ( di fare of doing). -
125 erlahmen
v/i1. tire, grow weary2. geh. fig. Geschäft, Sturm: slacken; Eifer, Interesse etc.: flag, wane* * *to droop; to slacken* * *er|lah|men [ɛɐ'laːmən] ptp erlahmtvi aux seinto tire, to grow weary; (Kräfte, fig Interesse, Eifer) to flag, to wane* * *er·lah·men *vi Hilfsverb: sein2. (nachlassen) to wane* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein tire; become tired; < strength> flag; <enthusiasm etc.> wane* * *erlahmen v/i1. tire, grow weary2. geh fig Geschäft, Sturm: slacken; Eifer, Interesse etc: flag, wane* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein tire; become tired; < strength> flag; <enthusiasm etc.> wane* * *v.to slacken v. -
126 ermattet
I P.P. ermatten* * *fatigued* * *er|mạt|tet [ɛɐ'matət]adj (geh)exhausted, weary* * *er·mat·tetadj (geh) exhausted* * ** * *adv.jadedly adv. -
127 lebensüberdrüssig
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128 reisemüde
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