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tire in English
- tire⇄expr. tire out, to make very weary.
Ex. William, tired out by the voyage ... determined to land in an open boat (Macaulay). - tire⇄noun (Dialect or Informal.) tiredness; fatigue.
- tire⇄noun 1. a hooplike band of rubber or similar material on the rim of the wheel of an automobile, bicycle, motorcycle, truck, trailer, or airplane. Some rubber tires have inner tubes for holding air; others hold the air in the tire itself or are made of so
- tire⇄noun 1. attire; apparel; raiment.
2. a covering or ornament for a woman's head; headdress.
Ex. She ... braided the hair of her head, and put a tire on it (Judith 10:3). - tire⇄tire (1), verb, tired,tiring,noun.
- tire⇄tire (2), noun, verb, tired,tiring.
(Especially U.S.) - tire⇄tire (3), noun, verb, tired,tiring.
(Archaic.) - tire⇄v.i. to become weary.
Ex. The old lady tires easily. The teacher tired of answering foolish questions. You think I shall tire of her! (George Bernard Shaw). - tire⇄v.t. to attire or adorn.
- tire⇄v.t. to furnish with a tire or tires. Also, (British) tyre.
- tire⇄v.t. 1. to make weary; lower or use up the strength of.
Ex. The long walk tired her. He tired his eyes by too much reading.
(SYN) exhaust, fatigue, fag.
2. to wear down the patience, interest, or appreciation of, especially because of