fatigued

UK
/fəˈtiːɡd/
US
/fəˈtiɡd/

Translations

fatiguedadjective
more fatigued
Comp.
most fatigued
Super.
UK
/fəˈtiːgd/
US
/fəˈtiɡd/
After the long hike, she felt fatigued and needed to rest.
После долгого похода она чувствовала себя усталой и нуждалась в отдыхе.
The fatigued workers took a break after hours of labor.
Изнурённые рабочие сделали перерыв после нескольких часов труда.
He looked fatigued after the intense workout session.
Он выглядел утомлённым после интенсивной тренировки.
fatiguedpast participle
UK
/fəˈtiːɡd/
US
/fəˈtiɡd/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that is tired or exhausted as a result of fatigue.
fatigueverb

fatigued

Past Simple

fatigued
Past Simple
fatigued
Past Participle
fatiguing
Gerund
UK
/fəˈtiːɡ/
US
/fəˈtiɡ/
The long journey began to fatigue the travelers.
Долгое путешествие начало утомлять путешественников.
The intense heat can fatigue even the strongest athletes.
Интенсивная жара может изнурять даже самых сильных спортсменов.
Additional translations

Definitions

fatiguedadjective
Feeling extremely tired or exhausted, often as a result of physical or mental exertion.
After the long hike, she felt completely fatigued and needed to rest.
Weakened, worn, or depleted in strength, quality, or effectiveness through prolonged stress, strain, or use.
The fatigued metal beam finally cracked under the weight.
fatiguedpast participle
Tired or exhausted; affected by fatigue.
The workers were already fatigued before the night shift began.
fatigueverb
To cause someone to feel tired or exhausted.
The long hike through the mountains began to fatigue the inexperienced hikers.
To weaken or reduce the strength of (a material) through repeated stress or cyclic loading.
Constant vibrations eventually fatigued the metal supports of the machine.