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fed up

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌfɛd ˈʌp/ · UK /ˌfed ˈʌp/

fed up means: Very annoyed or tired of something because you have had too much of it.

adjective

TIRED AND ANNOYEDB1

Very annoyed or tired of something because you have had too much of it.

  • I’m fed up with this rain.
  • He looked fed up after the long wait.
  • Are you fed up with eating the same food?

How to use it: be fed up with someone/something (She is fed up with the traffic.); be fed up with doing something (I’m fed up with cleaning up after everyone.)

Similar words: sick of, tired of

Opposites: content

Common phrases: fed up with something, really fed up

verb

BECOME ANNOYEDC2

To become so annoyed by something that you cannot stand any more.

  • I got fed up with the noise.
  • She was fed up with his constant complaints.
  • You’ll get fed up if they keep changing the plan.

How to use it: get/be fed up with someone/something (I got fed up with waiting.)

Similar words: get annoyed, lose patience

Common phrases: get fed up, be fed up

Questions about fed up

What does fed up mean?

Very annoyed or tired of something because you have had too much of it.

What is fed up in other languages?

Türkçe: bıkmış · Español: harto · Français: lassé · Deutsch: genervt · Italiano: stufo · 日本語: うんざりした

How do you pronounce fed up?

In American English /ˌfɛd ˈʌp/; in British English /ˌfed ˈʌp/.

How do you use fed up in a sentence?

I’m fed up with this rain. He looked fed up after the long wait.

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