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tire
UK
/taɪə/
US
/taɪr/
tire around
tire back
tire off
tire out
tire over
tire up
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tire
noun
tires
pl
UK
/taɪə/
US
/taɪr/
pneu
The car needs a new tire because the old one is worn out.
La voiture a besoin d'un nouveau pneu parce que l'ancien est usé.
Additional translations
bandage
Terme technique pour une roue métallique ou ancienne.
Synonyms
tyre
rubber
tread
rim
wheel
tire
verb
tired
Past Simple
tired
Past Participle
tiring
Gerund
UK
/ˈtaɪə/
US
/ˈtaɪr/
fatiguer
Sens transitif : rendre quelqu'un las ou épuisé.
The long meeting tired everyone in the office.
La longue réunion a fatigué tout le monde au bureau.
Additional translations
fatiguer
Sens intransitif : se fatiguer, perdre de l'énergie.
Synonyms
fatigue
enervate
wear out
drain
exhaust
weary
tire
adjective
Used attributively to modify another noun, e.g., "tire pressure"
pneumatique
Relatif aux pneus.
He bought a tire gauge to check the pressure.
Il a acheté une jauge pneumatique pour vérifier la pression.
Definitions
tire
noun
A rubber covering, typically inflated or surrounding an inflated inner tube, placed around a wheel to form a flexible contact with the road.
The car needs a new tire because the old one is worn out.
A hoop of metal or rubber fitted around a wheel.
The bicycle's tire was punctured by a sharp stone on the road.
tire
verb
To lose energy or strength; to become weary.
After running the marathon, she began to tire and slowed her pace.
To cause someone to feel in need of rest or sleep; to exhaust.
The long meeting tired everyone in the office.
tire
adjective
Relating to, designed for, or used with a vehicle's tire.
He bought a tire gauge to check the pressure.
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