Tire (verb) – to begin to feel tired and the need to
rest or sleep, or to make someone feel this way.
·
I notice I tire
very easily if I don’t have a nap in the afternoon these days. I must be getting old.
·
We try never to rush my grandmother when she’s out
with us as we don’t want to tire
her.
·
She started out strong at the beginning of the match.
However, it looks like she’s starting to tire
now.
- Jessica was so relieved that her brother was with
her when she got a flat tyre this morning.
- I make it a habit to check the air pressure of my
spare tyre every now and then.
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