exhaust in English: To make someone completely tired; to use something up until none is left. (verb)

Translation

To make someone completely tired; to use something up until none is left.

Word origin

From Latin exhaurire, meaning to draw out or drain, from ex, out, and haurire, to draw water.

Verb typeregular (exhaust, exhausts, exhausted)

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To exhaust someone is to use up all their energy.

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"Exhausted" means completely tired, much stronger than tired.

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You can also exhaust things like money or supplies by using them all.

tired

Needing to rest or sleep because you have used a lot of energy.

sleep

To rest with your eyes closed and your mind not awake, the way you do at night.

weak

Not having much power or strength; easy to break or bend.

rest

To stop working or moving so your body can feel fresh again.

energy

The power to work, move, or be active.

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