of aburrir, tired, impatient.

of cansar, tired, wearied, weary.

cansarse, to bore oneself, be bored, be tired.

of fatigar, tired, fatigued.

of moler, tired, fatigued.

=cansado, -a,= tired.

=fatigado,-a=, tired, worn out.

The poor dog seemed tired.

He was tired and he was thirsty.

of =cansar=) tired, weary =cansar= tire, weary; =~se= grow tired =canto= m. song, singing =cañón= m. cannon; =~ de metralla= long-barreled piece of artillery used formerly for firing grape-shot =capa= f. cloak =capaz= (pl.

of =cansar=) tired, weary =cansar= tire, weary; =~se= grow tired =canto= m. song, singing =cañón= m. cannon; =~ de metralla= long-barreled piece of artillery used formerly for firing grape-shot =capa= f. cloak =capaz= (pl.

We do not know how tired you are.

[Note 10: =lo cansado=, how tired.

=cansado, -a=, tired.

=cansado, a=, tired, worn, weary, spent, exhausted.

=cansar=, to tire; =cansarse= (=de=), to tire (of), become tired (of).

of =hacer=. =hartarse=, to be satisfied, get tired.

to get time, =hallar el tiempo=. to get tired,

=cansadísimo=, =-a=, very tired.

=cansadito=, =-a=, very tired.

=cansado=, =-a=, tired.

The many wars had tired the nation, and all the provinces willingly gave Mitre the power to convoke a congress to settle all differences.

right at the back) DON JUAN: Pesada me es ya tal broma, I'm tired of this joke now, mas veremos quién asoma but we'll see who comes, and how, mientras en la mesa estamos.

Soon they tired of him and turned their stolid, expressionless eyes on the other prisoners with what intentions we could only conjecture.

” There was little sleep for me that night, but tired as I was by morning, I greeted happily the unkempt cook and his messy breakfast plate.