Examples of using "Kimerült" in a sentence and their english translations:
You must be exhausted.
Everyone is exhausted.
- You're exhausted.
- You're shattered.
- You're knackered.
- You're whacked out.
- You're worn out.
- You're cream-crackered.
Tom is exhausted.
- He was exhausted.
- He was shattered.
- He was knackered.
- He was whacked out.
- He was cream-crackered.
- You were exhausted.
- You were shattered.
- You were knackered.
- You were worn out.
- You were cream-crackered.
- Are you exhausted?
- Are you whacked?
- Are you whacked out?
- Are you tired out?
- Are you worn out?
- Are you knackered?
and I was exhausted.
I was completely exhausted.
I was so exhausted.
Even though I am chronically exhausted,
Tom was completely exhausted.
Why are you so exhausted?
I see people who just look exhausted.
- Tom said he was exhausted.
- Tom said that he was exhausted.
and remembers the times they were exhausted, right?
But I was too tired to cry.
He's so exhausted he can barely breathe.
Although I was exhausted, I continued to work.
The young ones are getting thirsty. The newborn is totally exhausted.
- I'm exhausted.
- I am exhausted.
- I'm exhausted!
Beth had to work very hard, and now she is hungry and exhausted.
- His patience is worn out.
- He has reached the end of his patience.
The food stores she laid down in the fall are now exhausted. She must search for food in the cold night.
By now his army was also exhausted, and far from home, with winter approaching.