wearying in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for wearying in the English»Italian Dictionary

wearying [Brit ˈwɪərɪɪŋ, Am ˈwɪriɪŋ] ADJ

wearying journey

stancante

wearying task

faticoso

I.weary [Brit ˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɪri] ADJ

1. weary (physically):

weary person

stanco, affaticato

weary eyes, limbs, mind

stanco

to feel weary

sentirsi stanco

to look weary

avere l'aria stanca

they are weary from lack of sleep

sono stanchi perché non hanno dormito

2. weary (showing fatigue):

weary smile, sigh, voice, gesture

stanco

3. weary (mentally):

weary person

stanco (of di; of doing di fare)

to be weary of being alone

essere stufo di stare da solo

to grow weary

stancarsi (of di; of doing di fare)

4. weary (tiresome):

weary journey

stancante

weary task

faticoso, stancante

weary day

pesante

weary routine

estenuante

II.weary [Brit ˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɪri] VB trans

weary

stancare

weary

affaticare

III.weary [Brit ˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɪri] VB intr

weary

stancarsi (of di; of doing di fare)

war-weary [Am ˈwɔrˌwɪri] ADJ

war-weary

stanco della guerra

bone-weary [Brit bəʊnˈwɪəri, Am ˌboʊnˈwɪri] ADJ

bone-weary

esausto

bone-weary

sfinito

world-weary [Brit, Am ˈwərld ˌwɪ(ə)ri] ADJ

world-weary

stanco del mondo, della vita

Translations for wearying in the Italian»English Dictionary

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defatigante

wearying

lasso

weary

tedioso

weary

sono -chi perché non hanno dormito

they are weary from lack of sleep

stanco viso, gesto, sorriso

weary

stanco voce

weary

avere l'aria -a

to look weary

stanco della vita

weary of living

stanco del mondo

world-weary

tediare

to weary

wearying in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wearying in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.weary <-ier, -iest> [ˈwɪ·ri] ADJ

1. weary (very tired):

weary

sfinito, -a

2. weary (tiring):

weary

stancante

3. weary:

weary (bored)

annoiato, -a

weary (unenthusiastic)

poco entusiasta

to be weary of sth

essere stufo di qc

a weary joke

una barzelletta trita e ritrita

II.weary [ˈwɪ·ri] VB trans (make tired)

to weary sb with sth

stancare qu con qc

to weary sb with sth (make bored)

annoiare qu con qc

III.weary [ˈwɪ·ri] VB intr

weary (become tired)

stancarsi

weary (become bored)

annoiarsi

war-weary [ˈwɔ:r·ˌwɪ·ri] ADJ

war-weary

stanco, -a della guerra

world-weary [ˈwɜ:rld·ˌwɪ·ri] ADJ

world-weary

stanco, -a

to be [or feel] world-weary

esere stanco della vita

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to tread one's weary way

andare coi piedi di piombo

Translations for wearying in the Italian»English Dictionary

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fiaccare

to weary

stufare

to weary

stancare

to weary

wearying Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be weary of sth

essere stufo di qc

a weary joke

una barzelletta trita e ritrita

to weary sb with sth

stancare qu con qc

to weary sb with sth (make bored)

annoiare qu con qc

to be [or feel] world-weary

esere stanco della vita

to tread one's weary way

andare coi piedi di piombo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I'm wearying of movies that are for everybody which means, nobody in particular.

en.wikipedia.org

Yet there is something wearying and numbing about the series' relentless oogling of the female form.

bangordailynews.com

These days he's cut that back to around 90, but otherwise age doesn't appear to be wearying him too much.

www.stuff.co.nz

After playing for 14 different clubs, he admits the instability of a footballer's life can be wearying.

www.independent.co.uk

How about two wearying fast bowlers, a one-day specialist and a couple of batting allrounders?

www.espncricinfo.com

He stops short of mentioning them all for fear of wearying the reader.

en.wikipedia.org

Relentless spools of misfortune in the headlines can be wearying, and television news is the worst culprit.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It is all a most remarkable, wearying and (in the case of most challengers) voluntary thing.

insideireland.ie

Touring temples can be wearying unless you have someone bringing the history to life.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It was a trying and wearying task, but they never once were heard to utter a sound about how hard they had it.

www.longfordleader.ie