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Definition
Synonym
ermueden
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
ermüden
tire
Ermüdung, Übermüdung, ermüden
fatigue
ermüden
techn.
ermüdend
ermüdet
ermüdet
ermüdete
to fatigue
fatigueing, fatiguing
fatigued
fatigues
fatigued
müde
adj
müder
am müdesten
müde werden, ermüden
Ich bin müde.
tired
more tired
most tired
to get tired
I'm tired.
ermüden, müde machen
v
ermüdend, müde machend
ermüdet, müde gemacht
to make tired
making tired
made tired
ermüden
v
ermüdend
ermüdet
ermüdet
ermüdete
er
sie ist
war ermüdet
to tire, to become tired
tiring, tireing, becoming tired
tired, become tired
tires, becomes tired
tired, became tired
he
she has
had become tired
Deutsche
ermueden Synonyme
ermüden
müde werden
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ermueden Synonym
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Englische
tire Synonyme
tire
annoy
apparel
array
at
tire
balloon
tire
be infinitely repetitive
be tedious
beat
bedeck
bedrape
belted bias
tire
belted radial
tire
bias
tire
blow
bore
bother
break down
bundle up
burden
burn out
clothe
collapse
crack up
crush one
debilitate
deck
dight
disgust
do in
do up
drag on
drain
drape
dress
droop
drop
dud
enclothe
endue
enervate
enfeeble
ennui
enrobe
enshroud
envelop
enwrap
exasperate
exhaust
exhaustion
fag
fag out
faint
fatigue
felly
flag
frazzle
garb
garment
gasp
get
tire
d
give out
glut
go on forever
grow weary
habilitate
harass
haunt
haunt the memory
invest
irk
irritate
jade
knock out
knock up
lap
lassitude
muffle up
nauseate
nonskid
tire
obsess
oppress
overfatigue
overstrain
over
tire
overweary
pall
pant
peter out
play out
pneumatic
tire
poop
poop out
prey on
prostrate
prostration
puff
puff and blow
radial
tire
rag out
raiment
retread
retreaded
tire
rim
robe
run down
run out
safety
tire
sap
satiate
sheathe
shroud
sicken
sink
snow
tire
studded
tire
succumb
swaddle
swathe
tire
out
tire
to death
tire
dness
tubeless
tire
tucker
use up
weaken
wear
wear down
wear on
wear out
wear upon one
weariness
weary
weigh upon
weight down
wheeze
white sidewall
tire
wilt
wind
winter
tire
worn-out
wrap
wrap up
tire
d
all in
appareled
arrayed
at
tire
d
ausgespielt
beat
beat up
beaten
bedecked
blase
bone-weary
breeched
bromidic
bushed
capped
chausse
clad
cliched
cloaked
clothed
coifed
commonplace
costumed
dead
dead-and-alive
dead-
tire
d
deadbeat
debilitated
decked
dight
disguised
dispirited
dog-
tire
d
dog-weary
done
done in
done up
drained
dressed
drooping
droopy
effete
emptied
endued
enervated
enfeebled
exhausted
fagged
fagged out
faint
fainting
far-gone
fatigued
fed-up
feeling faint
flagging
footsore
frazzled
garbed
garmented
gone
good and
tire
d
gowned
habilimented
habited
hackneyed
hooded
invested
irked
jaded
knocked out
laid low
languid
life-weary
liveried
mantled
melancholic
melancholy
overused
overworked
pantalooned
played out
pooped
pooped out
prostrate
raimented
ready to drop
rigged out
robed
run ragged
run-down
sagging
satiated
seedy
shod
shoed
shotten
sick
sick of
spent
splenetic
stale
stereotyped
tire
d of
tire
d of living
tire
d out
tire
d to death
tire
d-winged
togged
toilworn
tricked out
trite
trousered
tuckered out
unimaginative
unoriginal
unrefreshed
unrestored
used up
vested
vestmented
washed-up
way-weary
wayworn
weak
weakened
wearied
weariful
weary
weary unto death
weary-footed
weary-laden
weary-winged
weary-worn
whacked
wilting
wiped out
world-weary
worn
worn out
worn-down
worn-out
tire
d of
allayed
blase
cloyed
crammed
disgusted
dispirited
engorged
fed-up
full
full of
glutted
good and
tire
d
gorged
irked
jaded
life-weary
melancholic
melancholy
overfed
overfull
overgorged
oversaturated
overstuffed
replete
sated
satiated
satisfied
saturated
sick
sick of
slaked
splenetic
stuffed
supersaturated
surfeited
tire
d
tire
d of living
tire
d to death
wearied
weariful
weary
weary unto death
with a bellyful
with a snootful
with enough of
world-weary
tire
less
active
ardent
assiduous
constant
continuing
determined
diligent
dogged
dynamic
enduring
energetic
enthusiastic
faithful
fervent
hard
hardworking
immutable
inalterable
indefatigable
indomitable
industrious
inexhaustible
insistent
invincible
laborious
lasting
lively
loyal
never idle
never-tiring
obstinate
patient
patient as Job
permanent
perseverant
persevering
persistent
persisting
pertinacious
plodding
plugging
preoccupied
rapt
relentless
resolute
sagging
sedulous
single-minded
sleepless
slogging
spirited
stable
staunch
steadfast
steady
strenuous
stubborn
tenacious
unabating
unconquerable
undaunted
undeviating
undiscouraged
undrooping
unfailing
unfaltering
unflagging
unflinching
unintermitting
uninterrupted
unnodding
unrelaxing
unrelenting
unremitting
unsleeping
unsparing
unswerving
untiring
unwavering
unwearied
unwearying
unwinking
utterly attentive
vehement
vigorous
vital
weariless
zealous
tire
some
aggravating
annoying
bland
boresome
boring
bothering
bothersome
burdensome
common
commonplace
difficult
disagreeable
disturbing
draining
drudging
dull
exasperating
exhausting
fatiguesome
fatiguing
flat
galling
grueling
harassing
hard
humdrum
hypnotic
importunate
importune
insipid
irking
irksome
irritating
jading
killing
matter-of-fact
monotonous
mundane
onerous
oppressive
ordinary
pedestrian
pesky
pestering
pestiferous
pestilent
pestilential
plaguesome
plaguey
plaguing
plain
poetryless
prosaic
prosing
prosy
provoking
punishing
soporific
straining
stressful
stupefyingly boring
stuporific
teasing
tedious
tiring
toilsome
tormenting
troublesome
troubling
trying
unembellished
unidealistic
unimaginative
unimpassioned
uninteresting
unpleasant
unpoetic
unromantic
vapid
vexatious
vexing
weariful
wearing
wearisome
wearying
worrisome
worrying
yawny
ermueden Definition
Tire
(
n.
)
A
tier,
row,
or
rank.
See
Tier.
Tire
(
n.
)
At
tire
Tire
(
n.
)
A
covering
for
the
head
Tire
(
n.
)
A
child's
apron,
covering
the
breast
and
having
no
sleeves
Tire
(
n.
)
Furniture
Tire
(
n.
)
A
hoop
or
band,
as
of
metal,
on
the
circumference
of
the
wheel
of
a
vehicle,
to
impart
strength
and
receive
the
wear.
Tire
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn
Tire
(
v.
i.)
To
seize,
pull,
and
tear
prey,
as
a
hawk
does.
Tire
(
v.
i.)
To
seize,
rend,
or
tear
something
as
prey
Tire
(
v.
i.)
To
become
weary
Tire
(
v.
t.)
To
exhaust
the
strength
of,
as
by
toil
or
labor
Tire
-women
(
pl.
)
of
Tire-woman
Tire
-woman
(
n.
)
A
lady's
maid.
Tire
-woman
(
n.
)
A
dresser
in
a
theater.
tire Bedeutung
car
tire
automobile
tire
auto
tire
rubber
tire
a
tire
consisting
of
a
rubber
ring
around
the
rim
of
an
automobile
wheel
flat
flat
tire
a
deflated
pneumatic
tire
pneumatic
tire
pneumatic
tyre
a
tire
made
of
reinforced
rubber
and
filled
with
compressed
air,
used
on
motor
vehicles
and
bicycles
etc
radial
radial
tire
radial-ply
tire
pneumatic
tire
that
has
radial-ply
casing
snow
tire
an
automobile
pneumatic
tire
with
deep
tread
to
give
traction
in
snow
tire
tyre
hoop
that
covers
a
wheel,
automobile
tire
s
are
usually
made
of
rubber
and
filled
with
compressed
air
tire
chain
snow
chain
chain
attached
to
wheels
to
increase
traction
on
ice
or
snow
tire
iron
tire
tool
hand
tool
consisting
of
a
lever
that
is
used
to
force
the
casing
of
a
pneumatic
tire
onto
a
steel
wheel
tubeless
tubeless
tire
pneumatic
tire
not
needing
an
inner
tube
to
be
airtight
wagon
tire
a
metal
hoop
forming
the
tread
of
a
wheel
spare
tire
love
handle
excess
fat
around
the
waistline
c
tire
wear
upon
tire
out
wear
weary
jade
wear
out
outwear
wear
down
fag
out
fag
fatigue
c
exhaust
or
get
tire
d
through
overuse
or
great
strain
or
stress,
We
wore
ourselves
out
on
this
hike
tire
pall
weary
fatigue
jade
lose
interest
or
become
bored
with
something
or
somebody,
I'm
so
tire
d
of
your
mother
and
her
complaints
about
my
food
bore
tire
cause
to
be
bored
run
down
exhaust
play
out
sap
tire
deplete,
exhaust
one's
savings,
We
quickly
played
out
our
strength
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