weary
英['wiəri]美['wiri]
a.
1.(尤指找时间努力工作后)疲劳的，疲倦的，疲惫的
2.【文学】使人疲劳的，使人厌倦的
3.【正式】（对...）不再感兴趣、不再热心、感到不耐烦
v.
1.[T]使疲劳，使疲倦
2.[I]（对...）失去兴趣，失去热情
1.(尤指找时间努力工作后)疲劳的，疲倦的，疲惫的
2.【文学】使人疲劳的，使人厌倦的
3.【正式】（对...）不再感兴趣、不再热心、感到不耐烦
v.
1.[T]使疲劳，使疲倦
2.[I]（对...）失去兴趣，失去热情
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- Novelists should never allow themselves to weary of the study of real life.——Charlotte Bronte
小说家们永远不应对研究真实的生活感到厌烦。——夏洛特·勃朗特收藏 - After a long and weary ascent, tourists will find that bathing in the hotspring can be completely restorative and will make them a new man
游人倘若登山劳顿，一浴温汤，疲劳尽消。收藏 - Roland Weary was about to beat the living shit out of him
罗兰·卡锐准备把他打得屁滚尿流。收藏 - These weary dragoons will keep the crown of the wasteland and none will get out of Appin but winged fowls
那些讨厌的龙骑兵将守住这荒原中的高地，除了有翅的飞禽，谁也休想飞出亚品。收藏 - A multitude of lovers of both sexes—discarded maids and couples mutually weary of one another—tossed in bundles of letters and enamored sonnets.
一大群男女恋人——有被遗弃的少女，有一对对的怨偶——扔进了一叠一叠的情书和情意绵绵的十四行诗稿。收藏
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