劳累 | láo lèi | tired; exhausted; worn out; to toil | |
受累 | shòu lèi | to be put to a lot of trouble | |
疲累 | pí lèi | tired; exhausted | |
墨累 | mò lèi | Murray (name) | |
达累斯萨拉姆 | dá lèi sī sà lā mǔ | Dar es Salaam (former capital of Tanzania) |
累累 | léi léi | (literary) (of fruit, achievements etc) clusters of; piles of; heaps of; gaunt; haggard; wretched; Taiwan pr. lei3 lei3 | |
累赘 | léi zhuì | superfluous; cumbersome; a burden on sb; a nuisance to sb; to inconvenience; to tie sb down; long-winded (of writing); also pr. [lei2 zhui5] | |
累坠 | léi zhuì | variant of 累赘 | |
弹痕累累 | dàn hén léi léi | bullet-ridden |
积累 | jī lěi | to accumulate; accumulation; cumulative; cumulatively | |
累计 | lěi jì | to accumulate; cumulative | |
累累 | lěi lěi | again and again; innumerable; repeated; riddled with; accumulated | |
累积 | lěi jī | to accumulate | |
连累 | lián lěi | to involve; to implicate sb; to spread to others (harm, trouble, damage etc) |
1 | Traveling by train is tiring. | |
2 | He feels very tired. | |
3 | I am very tired today. | |
4 | He feels tired from work. | |
5 | I am so tired that I want to go to sleep. |