worn out

See also worn-out

English

Adjective

worn out (comparative more worn out, superlative most worn out)

1. Damaged and useless due to hard or continued use.

   That old tractor is worn out.

2. Exhausted or fatigued from exertion.

   I was worn out after all that work.

   That game was fun, but now I'm all worn out.

Synonyms

• See also Wikisaurus:fatigued

Translations

Damaged and useless due to hard or continued use

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 破舊 (cmn), 破旧 (cmn) (pòjiù), 破爛 (cmn), 破烂 (cmn) (pòlàn)

• French : usé (fr)
• German: abgenutzt (de)
• Irish: seanchaite (ga)

• Italian: esaurito (it), fuori uso (it)
• Japanese: 使い古した (ja) (つかいふるした, tsukaifurushita), ぼろぼろ (ja) (boroboro), おんぼろ (ja) (onboro)
• Maori: taiwherū (mi)
• Russian: изношенный (ru) (iznóšennyj), обветшалый (ru) (obvetšályj), потёртый (ru) (potjórtyj)

Exhausted from exertion

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 筋疲力盡 (cmn), 筋疲力尽 (cmn) (jīnpílìjìn)

• French : épuisé (fr), claqué (fr) (familiar), crevé (fr) (familiar)
• German: erschöpft (de)

• Italian: esaurito (it), cotto (it)
• Japanese: ぼろぼろ (ja) (boroboro)
• Russian: измученный (ru) (izmúčennyj), изнурённый (ru) (iznurjónnyj), (exhausted) истощённый (ru) (istoščónnyj)

Verb

worn out

1. Past participle of wear out

   He has worn out his shoes.

See also

• outworn
• wear
• wear away
• wear down
• wear off
• wear thin

Anagrams

• outworn