Tire out
/'taɪə aut/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To cause someone to become physically or mentally exhausted.
- The long hike through the mountains really tired me out.
- Playing with the children for hours on end can tire anyone out.
2. To wear out something through prolonged use or exertion.
- The constant use of the old machine eventually tired it out.
- Running the engine at maximum speed for too long can tire it out.
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