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I Adj. tired; (matt) weary; (erschöpft) exhausted; (schläfrig) sleepy; müdes Lächeln fig. weary smile; keine müde Mark umg., fig. not a penny ( oder cent); einer Sache müde werden grow weary ( oder tired) of s.th.; umg. (satt haben) get fed up with s.th.; ich bin es jetzt müde I’ve had enough (of it); nicht müde werden zu (+ Inf.) never tire of (+ Ger.)II Adv. wearily, in a tired way; müde lächeln smile wearily, give a weary smile; müde abwinken give a weary gesture of refusal* * *weary; sleepy; tired* * *mü|de ['myːdə]1. adj2) (= überdrüssig) tired, wearymǘde werden — to tire or weary of sth, to grow tired or weary of sth
mǘde sein — to be tired or weary of sth
des Wartens mǘde sein — to be tired of waiting
ich bin es mǘde, das zu tun — I'm tired or weary of doing that
sie wird nicht mǘde, das zu tun — she never tires or wearies of doing that
keine mǘde Mark (inf) — not a single penny
2. adv1)(= erschöpft)
sich mǘde reden/kämpfen — to tire oneself out talking/fightingsich mǘde laufen — to tire oneself out running about
2)(= gelangweilt)
mǘde lächeln — to give a weary smilemǘde lächelnd — with a weary smile
mǘde abwinken — to make a weary gesture (with one's hand)
* * *1) (tired; with strength or patience exhausted: a weary sigh; He looks weary; I am weary of his jokes.) weary2) wearily3) (wearied; exhausted: She was too tired to continue; a tired child.) tired* * *mü·de[ˈmy:də]I. adj1. (schlafbedürftig) tiredvon zu viel Bier in der Mittagspause wird man \müde drinking too much beer during your lunch-hour makes you feel tired! [or sleepy2. (gelangweilt) weary, tiredII. adv1. (erschöpft)2. (gelangweilt) wearily, tiredly* * *1.ein müdes Lächeln — (auch fig.) a weary smile
etwas müde sein — (geh.) be tired of something
einer Sache (Gen.) müde werden — (geh.) tire or grow tired of something
2.nicht müde werden, etwas zu tun — never tire of doing something; s. auch Mark I
adverbial wearily; (schläfrig) sleepily* * *müdes Lächeln fig weary smile;ich bin es jetzt müde I’ve had enough (of it);B. adv wearily, in a tired way;müde lächeln smile wearily, give a weary smile;müde abwinken give a weary gesture of refusal…müde im adj tired of …;europamüde disillusioned with the EU;kriegsmüde war-weary;pillenmüde tired of ( stärker: fed up with) taking pills* * *1.ein müdes Lächeln — (auch fig.) a weary smile
etwas müde sein — (geh.) be tired of something
einer Sache (Gen.) müde werden — (geh.) tire or grow tired of something
2.nicht müde werden, etwas zu tun — never tire of doing something; s. auch Mark I
adverbial wearily; (schläfrig) sleepily -
3 todmüde
umg.I Adj. ready to drop, dog-tired, shattered, exhausted* * *deadbeat (ugs.); dead tired (ugs.)* * *tod|mü|deadj (inf)dead tired (inf)* * *tod·mü·de[ˈto:tˈmy:də]* * *Adjektiv dead tired (coll.)* * *todmüde umgA. adj ready to drop, dog-tired, shattered, exhaustedB. adv:todmüde ins Bett sinken sink wearily ( oder collapse) into bed* * *Adjektiv dead tired (coll.)* * *adj.deadbeat adj. ausdr.dead tired expr. -
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I P.P. verdrießenIII Adv. schweigen etc.: sullenly; peevishly; wearily* * *querulous; sullen* * *ver|drọs|sen [fɛɐ'drɔsn] ptp von verdrießen1. adj(= schlecht gelaunt) morose; (= unlustig) Mensch, Gesicht unwilling, reluctant2. adv(= schlecht gelaunt) morosely; (= unlustig) unwillingly, reluctantly* * *ver·dros·sen[fɛɐ̯ˈdrɔsn̩]II. adj sullen, morose* * *1.2. Part. v. verdrießen2.Adjektiv morose; (missmutig und lustlos) sullen3.adverbial morosely; (missmutig und lustlos) sullenly* * *C. adv schweigen etc: sullenly; peevishly; wearily* * *1.2. Part. v. verdrießen2.Adjektiv morose; (missmutig und lustlos) sullen3.adverbial morosely; (missmutig und lustlos) sullenly* * *adj.peevish adj.querulous adj. adv.querulously adv. -
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6 plumpsen
v/i umg. (fallen) fall; ins Wasser: auch plop; sie ließ sich aufs Sofa plumpsen she plopped herself down on the sofa* * *to plop; to slump* * *plụmp|sen ['plʊmpsn]vi aux sein (inf)(= fallen) to tumble, to fallich habe es plumpsen hören — I heard a bang or a thud
er plumpste ins Wasser — he went splash into the water, he fell into the water with a splash
* * *1) (to fall or sit down suddenly and heavily: She flopped into an armchair.) flop2) (to fall or sink suddenly and heavily: He slumped wearily into a chair.) slump3) (to fall with this sound: A stone plopped into the pool.) plop* * *plump·sen[ˈplʊmpsn̩]1. (dumpf fallen)▪ irgendwohin \plumpsen to thud somewhereder Sack plumpste auf den Boden the sack thudded onto the floor▪ etw irgendwohin \plumpsen lassen to let sth fall somewhere with a thud2. (fallen) to fall* * *intransitives Verb fall with a bump; thud; (ins Wasser) splash* * *sie ließ sich aufs Sofa plumpsen she plopped herself down on the sofa* * *intransitives Verb fall with a bump; thud; (ins Wasser) splash* * *v.to bump v.to plop v.to slump v. -
7 watscheln
v/i waddle* * *to toddle; to shamble; to waddle* * *wat|scheln ['vaːtʃln, 'vat-]vi aux seinto waddle* * *1) (to walk slowly and awkwardly, (as if) not lifting one's feet properly off the ground: The old man shambled wearily along the street.) shamble2) ((especially of a very young child) to walk unsteadily: The child is toddling.) toddle3) (to take short steps and move from side to side in walking (as a duck does): The ducks waddled across the road; The fat old lady waddled down the street.) waddle4) (a clumsy, rocking way of walking.) waddle* * *wat·scheln[ˈva:tʃl̩n]vi Hilfsverb: sein to waddle* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein waddle* * *watscheln v/i waddle* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein waddle* * *v.to paddle v.to shamble v.to toddle v.to waddle v. -
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9 mühsam stapfen
(to walk with slow, tired steps: He trudged wearily up the hill.) trudge -
10 sich schleppen
1) (to move slowly along the ground: The injured dog crawled away.) crawl2) (to walk slowly and usually wearily: He trailed down the road.) trail* * *v.to schlepp v.to schlepp o.s. expr.to trudge v. -
11 müde
mü·de [ʼmy:də] adj1) ( schlafbedürftig) tired;[von etw] \müde sein/ werden to be/become tired [as a result of sth];von zu viel Bier in der Mittagspause wird man \müde drinking too much beer during your lunch-hour makes you feel tired! [or sleepy];2) ( gelangweilt) weary, tired3) ( überdrüssig)nicht \müde werden, etw zu tun to never tire of doing sth1) ( erschöpft)2) ( gelangweilt) wearily, tiredly -
12 erschöpft
1. done in coll.2. effete3. effetely adv4. exhausted5. exhausts6. fordone7. frazzled coll.8. harassed9. jaded10. knackered (tired) Br.11. knackered Br.12. outworn13. overwrought14. played out adj [person]15. wearily16. whacked coll.17. winded(Vorräte, Reserven)depleted [supplies, reserves] -
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wearily — wea·ri·ly … English syllables
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