Collocations for "tired"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "tired" in context.
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tire
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- [got, have] a flat tire
- learn how to change a (car) tire
- don't know how to change a tire
- put on the spare tire
- the spare tire is in the trunk
- the tires are flat
- the tires need air
- [put air in, inflate] the tires
- patch a (hole in the) tire
- pump up the tires
- need new tires
- need to [change, replace] the tires
- rotate the (car) tires
- a [car, bike] tire
- [winter, racing, all-terrain] tires
- put chains on the tires
- the [front, rear] tire blew
- the tire has a puncture in it
- pull a [nail, thorn] out of the tire
- the tires are worn (down)
- the tire's tread is worn (down)
- felt [oversteer, understeer] on the tires
- (never) tire of [hearing, seeing, this]
- tire [easily, quickly, frequently]
- she tired after [30 minutes]
- began to tire (after)
- the [walk, run, workout, sun] tired me (out)
- [running, this discussion, he] tires me out
- a tire [pump, patch]
- tire [repairs, repair kits]
- put on tire chains
- the tire tread
'tired' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
SOB
- aching
- annoyance
- arrogant
- awful
- baby
- bachelor
- be
- begin
- beyond
- boy
- climb
- consistently
- constantly
- continuous
- cranky
- disruption
- do
- dog
- drowsy
- expect
- filthy
- flat
- foul
- fucking
- further
- fuss
- get
- gloomy
- grumpy
- hardly
- heel
- hike
- humid
- hungry
- hype
- insult
- look
- lying
- moreover
- nagging
- nobody
- nonsense
- office politics
- old
- ordeal
- pale
- pregnant
- rambling
- rest