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ininterrumpidamente
exhausting

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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logorante [loɡoˈrante] ADJ

logorante lavoro, vita:

logorante
nerve (w)racking
logorante
back-breaking

I. logorare [loɡoˈrare] VB trans

1. logorare:

logorare persona, tempo:
to wear out
logorare vestiti, scarpe, oggetti
to outwear
logorare sfregamento:
to wear [sth] thin
logorare tessuto
to fray
logorare usura: motore, automobile
to wear out

2. logorare fig lavoro, preoccupazione, tempo:

logorare persona
to wear out
logorare persona
to undermine
logorare salute, forze, resistenza
to sap
logorare i nervi a qn
to fray sb's nerves

II. logorarsi VB refl

1. logorarsi (usurarsi):

logorarsi vestiti, scarpe, tessuto:
to wear out

2. logorarsi (esaurirsi fisicamente) fig:

logorarsi persona:
to wear oneself out

3. logorarsi (consumare progressivamente) fig:

logorarsi la salute, gli occhi
to ruin one's health, eyesight
English
English
Italian
Italian
back-breaking
logorante
stressful
logorante
fray friction: material
consumare, logorare
fray nerves
logorare
outwear clothes
consumare, logorare
wear out
consumare, logorare
frazzle
logorare
to be murder on the nerves
logorare i nervi
weather rocks, stone
logorare

in the PONS Dictionary

Italian
Italian
English
English

logorante [lo·go·ˈran·te] ADJ (attività, giornata, passione)

logorante
exhausting

I. logorare [lo·go·ˈra:·re] VB trans (pavimento, vestiti, salute)

logorare
to wear out

II. logorare [lo·go·ˈra:·re] VB refl logorarsi

1. logorare (consumarsi: scarpe, ingranaggi):

logorarsi
to become worn out

2. logorare fig (per passione, rabbia):

logorarsi
to be consumed
English
English
Italian
Italian
wear out
logorare
wear down
logorare
grind down
logorare
wear
logorare
Presente
iologoro
tulogori
lui/lei/Leilogora
noilogoriamo
voilogorate
lorologorano
Imperfetto
iologoravo
tulogoravi
lui/lei/Leilogorava
noilogoravamo
voilogoravate
lorologoravano
Passato remoto
iologorai
tulogorasti
lui/lei/Leilogorò
noilogorammo
voilogoraste
lorologorarono
Futuro semplice
iologorerò
tulogorerai
lui/lei/Leilogorerà
noilogoreremo
voilogorerete
lorologoreranno
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Nonostante questi successi locali, le forze tedesche finirono per logorarsi lentamente e furono costrette ad interrompere l'offensiva con un fallimento strategico complessivo.
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Questa soluzione in pochissimi anni portò alla morte migliaia di indios, che mal resistevano al lavoro logorante e alle malattie portate dagli europei.
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La fine delle guerre fu un sollievo per il popolo, i cui uomini migliori venivano regolarmente arruolati in interminabili e logoranti campagne militari.
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Il lungo e logorante conflitto aveva tuttavia indebolito entrambe le contendenti, portando all'esaurimento delle loro risorse umane e materiali.
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Il quotidiano faticò non poco a riprendersi dall'esperienza logorante e subì un calo di copie.
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