fatigues

UK
/fəˈtiːɡz/
US
/fəˈtiɡz/

Translations

fatiguenoun

fatigues

pl

fatigues
pl
After a long day at work, she felt a deep sense of fatigue.
После долгого рабочего дня она почувствовала глубокую усталость.
The soldiers were suffering from fatigue after the long march.
Солдаты страдали от утомления после долгого марша.
хозработывоенн., о подсобных работах
The recruits were put on fatigue duty to clean the barracks.
Новобранцев поставили на хозработы, чтобы они убрали казарму.
формавоенн., о рабочем обмундировании
He changed into his fatigues before reporting to the motor pool.
Он переоделся в форму перед тем, как явиться в автопарк.
Additional translations
усталостьтехн., о материалах
fatigueverb

fatigues

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.
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Definitions

fatiguenoun
Extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.
After the marathon, she experienced severe fatigue and needed to rest for several days.
Weakness in materials, especially metal, caused by repeated variations of stress.
The engineer examined the bridge for signs of metal fatigue to ensure its safety.
Hard or menial work, especially military labor or chores performed by soldiers.
The recruits were put on fatigue duty to clean the barracks.
Loose clothing, especially the work uniform worn by military personnel; fatigues.
He changed into his fatigues before reporting to the motor pool.
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.