інші переклади
| варудити |
torment
bore
weary
|
| зморювати |
tire
weary
fatigue
overfatigue
exhaust
emaciate
|
| набридати |
bother
annoy
pall
weary
interfere
dun
|
| назолити |
weary
tire
annoy
bore
buck
steep in lye
|
| стомлювати |
tire
wear
weary
fatigue
irk
dull
|
| стомлюватися |
weary
tire
get tired
fatigue
spend oneself
|
| томити |
tire
weary
torture
|
| зблязований |
blase
surfeited
weary
|
| набридливий |
annoying
bothersome
pesky
wearisome
weary
boring
|
| натруджений |
weary
|
| зморений |
tired
weary
overworn
chivied
outspent
emaciated
|
| невеселий |
mirthless
weary
|
| нудьгуючий |
weariful
weary
sick
yearning
|
| нужний |
tired
weary
exhausted
needy
poverty-stricken
|
| стомлений |
tired
weary
beat
irked
spent
all in
|
| стомливий |
tedious
wearing
tiring
fatiguing
tiresome
weary
|
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The alchemist was dawdling ever closer, weary and slow, his old knees giving him grief again.
He looked weary.
He was too weary to cook much food.
And during the pause in motion, she was so weary she couldn’t think about the ruin she’d made of herself, the ruin she’d always been, deep down.
She frowned, shook her head and gestured to the ruined hatchery, but when the day ended and they dragged their weary bones out of the wind and to the tunnels, she made qaffeh for them both in her workshop and broke out some Bolo bread and told him what had happened, all of it.
The march during the day, all on foot, climbing up the steep trails, wading in mud, driving the burros, reloading packs that came loose, and helping the animals over the barrancas, would make the strongest man weary.
Thank you and the Maori people for the healing these lands brought to my weary soul.
She was a therapist, a good one, but even she couldn’t make sense of the nightmares, or what was happening to her…Lucy grew more and more weary.
She pats the marble with a familiar, weary gesture.
Her dad sighed, weary.
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