CEFR A1

疲れた

Tired

Translation

tired / exhausted / worn out

Meaning

This is what you say when you feel you have no energy left because you have done a lot of physical or mental activity. It's the past tense of the verb 'tsukareru' (to get tired).

Examples

今日はたくさん歩いたから、もう疲れた。
I walked a lot today, so I'm tired now.
仕事が終わって、へとへとです。
Work is over, and I'm completely exhausted.

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疲れた (A1)

English: Tired

カタカナ: ツカレタ

IPA: /t͡sɯ̥.ka.ɾe.ta/

Definition

This is what you say when you feel you have no energy left because you have done a lot of physical or mental activity. It's the past tense of the verb 'tsukareru' (to get tired).

意味: たくさんの身体的または精神的な活動をしたために、もうエネルギーがないと感じるときに使う言葉です。「疲れる」という動詞の過去形です。

Examples / 例文

今日はたくさん歩いたから、もう疲れた。 — I walked a lot today, so I'm tired now.
仕事が終わって、へとへとです。 — Work is over, and I'm completely exhausted.
勉強しすぎて疲れたよ。 — I studied too much and got tired.

疲れた in English

English translations of 疲れた (tsukareta):

How to Use Tired

I'm tired of... (expression): To be bored with or annoyed by something because you have had too much of it. — "I'm tired of waiting for the bus."
So tired (intensifier): Very tired. — "I got home late and was so tired."
Tired from... (cause): Explaining the reason for being tired. — "She was tired from the long journey."

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