tire 音標拼音: [t'ɑɪɚ]
vi . 疲勞,累;厭倦,厭煩
vt . 使疲倦,使累;使厭倦,使厭煩
疲勞,累;厭倦,厭煩使疲倦,使累;使厭倦,使厭煩
tire n 1 :
hoop that covers a wheel ; "
automobile tires are usually made of rubber and filled with compressed air " [
synonym :
{
tire }, {
tyre }]
v 1 :
lose interest or become bored with something or somebody ;
"
I '
m so tired of your mother and her complaints about my food " [
synonym : {
tire }, {
pall }, {
weary }, {
fatigue }, {
jade }]
2 :
exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress ; "
We wore ourselves out on this hike " [
synonym : {
tire },
{
wear upon }, {
tire out }, {
wear }, {
weary }, {
jade }, {
wear out },
{
outwear }, {
wear down }, {
fag out }, {
fag }, {
fatigue }] [
ant :
{
freshen }, {
refresh }, {
refreshen }]
3 :
deplete ; "
exhaust one '
s savings "; "
We quickly played out our strength " [
synonym : {
run down }, {
exhaust }, {
play out }, {
sap },
{
tire }]
4 :
cause to be bored [
synonym : {
bore }, {
tire }] [
ant : {
interest }]
Tire \
Tire \,
n .
A tier ,
row ,
or rank .
See {
Tier }. [
Obs .]
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In posture to displode their second tire Of thunder . --
Milton .
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Tire \
Tire \,
n . [
Aphetic form of attire ;
OE .
tir ,
a tir .
See {
Attire }.]
1 .
Attire ;
apparel . [
Archaic ] "
Having rich tire about you ."
--
Shak .
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2 .
A covering for the head ;
a headdress .
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On her head she wore a tire of gold . --
Spenser .
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3 .
A child '
s apron ,
covering the breast and having no sleeves ;
a pinafore ;
a tier .
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4 .
Furniture ;
apparatus ;
equipment . [
Obs .] "
The tire of war ."
--
Philips .
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5 . [
Probably the same word ,
and so called as being an attire or covering for the wheel .]
A ring ,
hoop or band ,
as of rubber or metal ,
on the circumference of the wheel of a vehicle ,
to impart strength and receive the wear .
In Britain ,
spelled {
tyre }.
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Note :
The iron tire of a wagon wheel or cart wheel binds the fellies together .
The tire of a locomotive or railroad -
car wheel is a heavy hoop of iron or steel shrunk tightly upon an iron central part .
The wheel of a bicycle or road vehicle (
automobile ,
motorcyle ,
truck )
has a tire of rubber ,
which is typically hollow inside and inflated with air to lessen the shocks from bumps on uneven roads .
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Tire \
Tire \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Tired };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Tiring }.] [
OE .
teorien to become weary ,
to fail ,
AS .
teorian to be tired ,
be weary ,
to tire ,
exhaust ;
perhaps akin to E .
tear to rend ,
the intermediate sense being ,
perhaps ,
to wear out ;
or cf .
E .
tarry .]
To become weary ;
to be fatigued ;
to have the strength fail ;
to have the patience exhausted ;
as ,
a feeble person soon tires .
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Tire \
Tire \,
v .
t .
To exhaust the strength of ,
as by toil or labor ;
to exhaust the patience of ;
to wear out (
one '
s interest ,
attention ,
or the like );
to weary ;
to fatigue ;
to jade . --
Shak .
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Tired with toil ,
all hopes of safety past . --
Dryden .
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{
To tire out },
to weary or fatigue to exhaustion ;
to harass .
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Syn :
To jade ;
weary ;
exhaust ;
harass .
See {
Jade }.
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Tire \
Tire \,
v .
t .
To adorn ;
to attire ;
to dress . [
Obs .]
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[
Jezebel ]
painted her face ,
and tired her head . --
2 Kings ix .
30 .
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Tire \
Tire \,
v .
i . [
F .
tirer to draw or pull ;
of Teutonic origin ,
and akin to E .
tear to rend .
See {
Tirade }.]
1 .
To seize ,
pull ,
and tear prey ,
as a hawk does . [
Obs .]
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Even as an empty eagle ,
sharp by fast ,
Tires with her beak on feathers ,
flesh ,
and bone .
--
Shak .
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Ye dregs of baseness ,
vultures among men ,
That tire upon the hearts of generous spirits . --
B .
Jonson .
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2 .
To seize ,
rend ,
or tear something as prey ;
to be fixed upon ,
or engaged with ,
anything . [
Obs .]
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Thus made she her remove ,
And left wrath tiring on her son . --
Chapman .
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Upon that were my thoughts tiring . --
Shak .
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Tier \
Ti "
er \,
n . [
See {
Tire }
a headdress .]
A chold '
s apron covering the upper part of the body ,
and tied with tape or cord ;
a pinafore . [
Written also {
tire }.]
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142 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tire ":
annoy ,
apparel ,
array ,
attire ,
balloon tire ,
be infinitely repetitive ,
be tedious ,
beat ,
bedeck ,
bedrape ,
belted bias tire ,
belted radial tire ,
bias tire ,
blow ,
bore ,
bother ,
break down ,
bundle up ,
burden ,
burn out ,
clothe ,
collapse ,
crack up ,
crush one ,
debilitate ,
deck ,
dight ,
disgust ,
do in ,
do up ,
drag on ,
drain ,
drape ,
dress ,
droop ,
drop ,
dud ,
enclothe ,
endue ,
enervate ,
enfeeble ,
ennui ,
enrobe ,
enshroud ,
envelop ,
enwrap ,
exasperate ,
exhaust ,
exhaustion ,
fag ,
fag out ,
faint ,
fatigue ,
felly ,
flag ,
frazzle ,
garb ,
garment ,
gasp ,
get tired ,
give out ,
glut ,
go on forever ,
grow weary ,
habilitate ,
harass ,
haunt ,
haunt the memory ,
invest ,
irk ,
irritate ,
jade ,
knock out ,
knock up ,
lap ,
lassitude ,
muffle up ,
nauseate ,
nonskid tire ,
obsess ,
oppress ,
overfatigue ,
overstrain ,
overtire ,
overweary ,
pall ,
pant ,
peter out ,
play out ,
pneumatic tire ,
poop ,
poop out ,
prey on ,
prostrate ,
prostration ,
puff ,
puff and blow ,
radial tire ,
rag out ,
raiment ,
retread ,
retreaded tire ,
rim ,
robe ,
run down ,
run out ,
safety tire ,
sap ,
satiate ,
sheathe ,
shroud ,
sicken ,
sink ,
snow tire ,
studded tire ,
succumb ,
swaddle ,
swathe ,
tire out ,
tire to death ,
tiredness ,
tubeless tire ,
tucker ,
use up ,
weaken ,
wear ,
wear down ,
wear on ,
wear out ,
wear upon one ,
weariness ,
weary ,
weigh upon ,
weight down ,
wheeze ,
white sidewall tire ,
wilt ,
wind ,
winter tire ,
worn -
out ,
wrap ,
wrap up
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