fatigue
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /fəˈtiːɡ/
fatigue means: Great tiredness caused by hard work, physical effort, stress, or illness.
noun
Great tiredness caused by hard work, physical effort, stress, or illness.
- She felt fatigue after the long walk.
- The illness caused weeks of severe fatigue.
- Drivers should stop and rest when fatigue affects their concentration.
Weakening or breaking of a material because it has been bent, stretched, or pressed many times.
- Metal fatigue caused the crack.
- Engineers tested the bridge cables for fatigue.
- Repeated loading can lead to fatigue in steel parts.
verb
To make someone very tired through physical or mental effort.
- The long walk fatigued him.
- Repeated exercises fatigue the muscles.
- Too much detailed reading can fatigue your eyes.
Questions about fatigue
What does fatigue mean?
Great tiredness caused by hard work, physical effort, stress, or illness.
What is fatigue in other languages?
Türkçe: yorgunluk · Español: fatiga · Français: fatigue · Deutsch: Erschöpfung · Italiano: stanchezza · 日本語: 疲労
How do you pronounce fatigue?
It is pronounced /fəˈtiːɡ/.
How do you use fatigue in a sentence?
She felt fatigue after the long walk. The illness caused weeks of severe fatigue.
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