tire

Originates from Middle English 'tiren,' meaning to exhaust or fatigue.

NOUN (1)

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タイヤ literal / 車輪のゴム common / ホイールのカバー technical / タイヤの山 untranslatable (Refers specifically to a type of tire used for off-road vehicles but lacks a single-word translation.)

Synonyms wheel technical , rubber common

Antonyms rim

The rubber covering, usually inflated, that is fitted around the rim of a wheel of a vehicle to absorb shocks and provide grip.

plural
tires

My car needs new tires before winter.
He had to change a flat tire on the side of the road.

VERB (1)

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疲れさせる common / 疲労させる formal / うんざりさせる slang / 使い果たす untranslatable (No direct equivalent verb in JAPANESE that captures the informal nuances of 'tire' as it relates to exhausting energy.)

Synonyms fatigue formal , weary common

Antonyms refresh

To cause someone or something to feel weary, fatigued, or exhausted; to become weary or fatigued oneself. This can also refer to the depletion of one's energy, patience, or resources through effort or exertion.

irregular verb

gerund	past	present
tiring	tired	tire

The long hike really tired us out.
Don't let these small problems tire you; stay focused.
Her constant complaining began to tire his patience.