wearied

v.

（使）疲乏， （使）厌烦( weary的过去式和过去分词 )；劳顿；

weary of疲倦；厌烦于

weary with因…而厌烦

1. After many hours in the saddle he was very weary.
   骑马骑了几个小时后，他非常疲倦。
2. I feel weary after such a long journey.
   经过这么长时间的旅行后，我觉得很累。
3. We all grew weary of his long-winded speech.
   我们对他冗长的发言都感到很厌烦。
4. He began to be weary of the research work.
   他开始对研究工作感到厌烦。

1. The long walk completely wearied us.
   这麽长的路走得我们疲惫不堪。
2. They weary of countless restrictions and fetters.
   他们对种种清规戒律感到很厌烦。
3. Novelists should never allow themselves to weary of the study of real life.
   小说家们永远不应对研究真实的生活感到厌烦。
4. He began to weary of the work.
   他开始对工作感到厌倦。

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