あき
Meanings
Auxiliary verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to get tired of; to lose interest in; to be fed up with; to have enough
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
to be tired of hearing
to be tired of hearing
to be tired of looking at
Examples (27 in total)
I'm tired of games.
I'm tired of TV.
I'm tired of eating at the school cafeteria.
I'm sick of drinking apple juice.
I'm tired of studying.
I'm tired of homework.
I'm tired of eating fast food.
I was tired of his long talk.
He is weary of his work.
I'm tired of writing.
I've gotten tired of watching this boring game.
I've had enough of this program.
I'm getting tired of riding in cars.
I'm tired of the monotonous life.
To tell the truth, I'm tired of it.
He will soon be weary of the task.
So you can do the same thing every day without getting tired of it?
I am sick of his long speech.
Tired of reading, she took a nap.
I'm getting tired of looking at furniture we can't afford.
I am quite tired of daily routine.
Autistic children don't know what boredom is.
I'm about tired of this quiet life.
I never get sick of dancing.
My wife is getting tired of the daily routine.
I'm fed up with this winter, I want spring right now!
He got tired of the work, and left it half-done.