2021.03.16 Article

 

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Have You Ever Been 'Bone Tired'? | Engoo Daily News

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Have You Ever Been ‘Bone Trired?’

Whether you just need a short rest or are about to fall aleep, there are a lot of ways to say you are tired in English.

When you feel like you’re ready to go to aleep, you can say you’re “drowsy.” However, drowsiness can often be fixed by a short nap or a cup of coffee.

If you feel tired all over your body, even in your bones, you can you are “bone-tired.” And if you’re so tired that you feel like you can’t stand anymore, you can say that you are “ready to drop.”

Another way to say you are very tired and have no more energy is to say you are “exhausted.” You can also say you have exhausted a supply of something when all of it has been used.

In the UK, people often say they are “shattered” if they are really tired. “Shatter” usually means to break into lots of little pieces — which is how you can feel when you are really exhausted!

Elsewhere, other words related to destruction are used instead of “shattered,” such as “wrecked” and “beat.”

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Discussion

Do you often feel drowsy during the day?
I usually feel drowsy after I workout at the home. So I want to take a nap, but I can’t do it because of my classes.
But I like exercising, so I do this every day. Therefore I’m planning change my workout time after my classes.

 

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I usually feel drowsy after I workout at the home so I want to take a nap, but I can’t do it because of my classes.
But However I like exercising, so I do this it every day. Therefore, I’m planning change to schedule my workout time after my classes.

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I usually feel drowsy after I workout at home so I want to take a nap, but I can’t do it because of my classes.
However I like exercising, so I do it every day. Therefore, I’m planning to schedule my workout time after my classes.