tire

Yorulmak, usanmak

To become weary or exhausted; to lose energy or interest.

• She began to tire after walking for hours.
• I never tire of listening to classical music.
• The children tire easily when they skip their naps.
• Researchers conducting longitudinal studies must remain vigilant, as participants may tire of repeated surveys and withdraw from the investigation.
• Students studying complex philosophical arguments sometimes tire of abstract reasoning and seek more concrete, practical applications of theory.
• Policymakers often tire of protracted negotiations when opposing factions refuse to compromise on fundamental issues affecting budget allocations.

Eş anlamlılar: weary, exhaust, fatigue, drain

Zıt anlamlılar: energize, invigorate, refresh, revitalize

Lastik

A rubber covering fitted around a wheel rim to provide traction and cushioning.

• I need to replace the front tire on my car.
• The tire went flat on the highway.
• Check your tire pressure before a long trip.

Eş anlamlılar: tyre