weary

英[\'wɪərɪ]

美[\'wɪərɪ]

意思解释

adj. 疲倦的；困乏的；令人厌倦[生厌，发腻]的；感到厌倦的
vt.& vi. （使）疲乏，（使）厌烦
v. 疲倦，疲乏；厌倦，厌烦；渴望，切望

第三人称单数： wearies
过去式： wearied
过去分词： wearied
现在分词： wearying
比较级： wearier
最高级： weariest

weary 乏味的

来自古英语werig,疲劳的，悲惨的，进一步词源不详。或来自wear,磨损，引申词义疲乏，乏味。

Maybe mike brown is more focused than a weary phil jackson .: 也许是因为麦克布朗比一个疲惫的菲尔-杰克逊更加受关注。

People weary of vista 's mindless restrictions should not hesitate to upgrade .: 厌烦vista盲目限制的人，应该毫不犹豫升级。

Until a few years ago , tete was no more than a dusty down-at-heel stopping point for weary lorry drivers .: 还在几年以前，太特城充其量只能称得上是一个让心神疲劳的卡车司机落脚的到处灰尘、邋遢破旧的停车点。

The appraisal is a contract between two people usually entered into in a spirit of embarrassment , false optimism and weary duty .: 这种评估就是两人之间签订的一种契约，通常带有尴尬的情绪、虚假的乐观主义和令人厌烦的责任。