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I . weary [ˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɪri] ADJ

1. weary (tired):

weary
to be weary of sth

2. weary liter (tiring):

weary

II . weary [ˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɪri] VB trans form, liter

weary
męczyć [perf z-]

world-weary [ˌwɜ:ldˈwɪəri, Am ˈwɜ:rldˌwɪri] ADJ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
He was weary of war and espionage in general and bitter by the loss of several friends.
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The weary soldier is met with the joy and affection of both women and seems to return it.
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As the elderly king has grown feeble, weary and half-blind, his sons, daughters and other nobles campaign for power.
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With her family tied with the left, she has experience that causes her to be weary about strong politically based ties.
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People are going to grow weary of this.
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They are hanged on the pipes of rural old men, wearied on the heads of child and decorated on the clothes of girls.
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At the end of the movie, he reveals that he is weary of his friends and their destructive and derisive behavior between themselves.
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Also, the six new prisoners were able to take over command of the situation on the aircraft, replacing the weary hijackers.
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The farmhouse also doubled as a lodge to weary travelers.
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She did not want to become involved in a new series; her eyesight was failing, and she had grown weary of writing.
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