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基本释义：
wearying
v. 使疲倦；使疲劳；(对…)失去兴趣，失去热情
weary的现在分词
英 [ˈwɪəriɪŋ]
美 [ˈwɪriɪŋ]
词典扩展 短语搭配 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
weary /ˈwɪərɪ/ CET6 TEM4 [ wearier weariest ]
- 1.
形容词 If you are weary, you are very tired. 疲惫的例：
Rachel looked pale and weary.
雷切尔看起来苍白而疲惫。
- 2.
形容词 If you are weary of something, you have become tired of it and have lost your enthusiasm for it. 对…感到厌倦例：
They're getting awfully weary of this silly war.
他们对这场愚蠢的战争感到极其厌倦。
词组短语
1. weary of 疲倦；厌烦于
2. wearying away 磨损
3. Loaded Wearying Escalate 劳心
4. weary with 因…而厌烦
权威例句
1. And desperate it is: The last 45 minutes or so of "District 9" is slam bang, frenetic action that only rarely gets a little wearying.
影片后面的情节确实紧张得可以，在最后45分钟里，到处是爆炸和激斗，很少让人喘息。
2. But he appeared to find it more wearying than alarming.
但是，他似乎发现这些担忧都是令人厌倦的话语而不是警告。
3. And Amazon is entangled in a long and wearying battle over working conditions and pay with Verdi, one of Germany's most powerful unions.
亚马逊（Amazon）则因为工作条件和薪酬问题，与德国最强大的工会组织之一Verdi陷入了一场旷日持久的消耗战。
4. I'm wearying to escape into that glorious world, and to be always there: not seeing it dimly through tears, and yearning for it through the walls of an aching heart; but really with it, and in it.
我多想躲避到那个愉快的世界里，永远在那儿：不是泪眼模糊地看到它，不是在痛楚的心境中渴望着它；可是真的跟它在一起，在它里面。《www.okread.info》
5. Is there any message more needed in these busy, wearying days than being able just to rest in God and trust everything to him?
在这个步伐急促、繁忙疲乏的世代，还有其他信息，比进入神的安息和凡事交讬在神的手中，更切合信徒需要吗？
6. People are wearying of frantic reorganisation as well as the added toil—floods of memos and meetings, endless reshuffles, the exhortations to do more with less.
总之，人们正逐渐对匆促的的整顿和痛苦的加班感到厌倦----纷至沓来的工作和会议、没完没了的重组，还要鼓励你勒紧裤腰带做更多的活。
7. Yet he chronicles his travels with a wearying feather-light jocularity, prizing one-liners over lucid analysis.
但他记录旅行的笔法却是乏味的、轻佻的滑稽，用清晰的分析消解了俏皮话的趣味。《provided by jukuu》
8. Even non-English speakers can avoid the wearying long route to fluency in English and take a short-cut to Globish, a system that teaches a basic working vocabulary of 1500 words.
即使是母语非英语的人，也可以避开精通英语要走的漫长而艰苦的学习之路，走捷径学习全球语（Globish）——这是一门由1500个基本常用单词组成的语言。
9. She is wearying of his constant complaints.
她对他不停的抱怨感到厌烦。
10. Because of this season is not busy steel market, and sustaining wearying of iron ore supply excess, keep inventory highs.
由于今年旺季不旺钢材市场持续低迷，以及铁矿石供应过剩，使库存处于高位。
11. Yet he chronicles his travels with a wearying feather - light jocularity, prizing one - liners over lucid analysis.
但他记录旅行的笔法却是乏味的 、 轻佻的滑稽,过多的俏皮话替代了清晰的分析.《互联网》
12. Yet he Chronicles his travels with a wearying feather-light jocularity prizing one-liners over lucid analysis.
但他记录旅行的笔法却是乏味的、轻佻的滑稽，过多的俏皮话替代了清晰的分析。
13. The effect of his overenergetic prose style also becomes wearying: every other noun seems to be in italics.
书中一路高亢的散文式风格也难免让人疲累：似乎每隔一个名词就会蹦出斜体字。
14. It is as glorious as summer is tedious; as subtle as summer is obvious; as refreshing as summer is wearying.
如果说夏季是单调的，那么秋季就是绚烂的；如果说夏季是浅薄的，那么秋季就是含蓄的；如果说夏季是困乏的，那么秋季就是清爽的。
15. If the West is wearying of its Afghan adventure, it is hardly surprising.
说西方世界正逐渐厌倦在阿富汗的冒险并不令人吃惊。
16. Japan has endured four prime ministers between 2007 and 2009; another truncated premiership is a wearying prospect.
2007年到2009年间，日本忍受了四任首相；另一位首相中途卸任实在是令人厌烦的前景。
17. They may be an attempt to stimulate interest among Russians who are wearying of tightly controlled politics: Russians are unlikely to erupt into Middle East-style unrest.
它或许是试图激发那些厌倦了政治受到严格控制的俄罗斯人的兴趣：俄罗斯不太可能爆发中东式的动荡。
18. That said, this book becomes a bit wearying after a while.
也就是说，这本书写到后面就变得有点让人厌倦。
19. I had spent a wearying day in search of guidance from the international law faculty.
我花了一整天功夫在国际法教员中调查以寻求指导。
实用例句
1. Extending that principle to the rest of the world of policy favors Romney, insofar as Americans are wearying of the historic.
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2. Companies outside the tech sector are coming aboard, too, seeing online programming puzzles as a welcome shortcut to the wearying rituals of traditional technical recruiting.
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3. Nothing is more wearying, for readers whose tastes have been formed by the realist novel, than the Elder Edda.
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4. At times, the casual, high-concept banter can be wearying, but what makes the proceedings more than an airy, intellectual stunt is the final filmed obstruction.
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5. Yet he chronicles his travels with a wearying feather-light jocularity, prizing one-liners over lucid analysis.
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6. The movie is too long, and often wearying to watch, taking its visual cues from the unappeasable restlessness of the heroine.
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7. With Mr Koizumi visibly wearying, the fight is swinging against him.
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8. But after a while, this knee-jerk condescension toward neo-nominalists (parents with an obsessive need to give their children weird or unusual names) becomes wearying.
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9. But all of it grew wearying with repetition.
但是一味的重复使这一切都变得无聊乏味起来。
10. Those same older Tories loathe the daily wearying grind of the age of austerity and coalition compromise.
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11. If the West is wearying of its Afghan adventure, it is hardly surprising.
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12. And Russell told any cricketers who are feeling the wearying effects of their commitment to T20 cricket to knuckle down to the busy schedule.
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13. That said, this book becomes a bit wearying after a while.
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14. And how weird, wearying, and warlike can that world get before our love for it, too, will crack?
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