Tiredness

Definition

tire 1 /'taÇǝ(r)/ v (က) အားအင္ကုန္ခန္းသည္။ ပင္ပန္းသည္။ ေမာသည္။ She's got so much energy __ she never seems to tire. ❍ Some of the British runners are beginning to tire. (ခ) ေမာပန္းေစသည္။ The long walk tired me. ❏ tired /'taÇǝd/ adj ၁။ ေမာ[ေသာ]။ feel/ look tired ❍ get/ grow tired ❍ I'm tired; I think I'll go to bed. ❍ have tired eyes/ feet. ၂။ ~ of sb/ sth; ~ of doing sth ၿငီးေငြ႕[ေသာ]။ I'm sick and tired of (listening to) your criticisms. ❍ You soon get tired of eating the same thing every day. ၃။ ( derog ) ႐ိုး[ေသာ]။ အီ[ေသာ]။ The film had a rather tired plot. ❍ see the same tired old faces at every party. tiredness n [U] ❏ tireless adj မေမာမပန္း[ေသာ]။ a tireless campaigner ❍ tireless work ❍ He was tireless in his efforts on our behalf. ❏ tirelessly adv မေမာႏိုင္မပန္းႏိုင္။ work tirelessly for peace. ❏ tire of (doing) sth [ PHRV ] ၿငီးေငြ႕သည္။ ႐ိုးသည္။ အီသည္။ Children soon tire of new toys. ❍ ( derog ) He never tires of telling me how much he earns. ❏ tire sb/ oneself out [ PHRV ] ေျခကုန္လက္ပန္းက်သည္။ အားကုန္သည္။ Don't run too fast; you'll tire yourself out. ❍ I'm always tired out by the time I get home from work. ❏ tiresome /'taÇǝsǝm/ adj ၿငီးေငြ႕ဖြယ္ရာ။ စိတ္ပ်က္ဖြယ္ရာ။ Selling your house can be a tiresome business. ❍ The children were being rather tiresome. tiresomely adv ❏ tiring /'taÇǝrÇŋ/ adj ပင္ပန္းေသာ။ ပင္ပန္းတဲ့။ a tiring journey/ day ❍ The work is very tiring. tire 2 ( US ) = TYRE ❍ BICYCLE, CAR

Examples

1. Too much walking tires her.
2. Players tire easily in such intense heat.