Summary
tire {noun}
pneumático · pneu
to tire {verb}
cansar · enfadar · fatigar
tirar {verb}
to take away · to get · to remove · to draw · to take off · to deprive · to get out · to take out
English-Portuguese translation for "tire"
"tire" Portuguese translation
tire {noun}
tire {noun} (also: tyre)
If you can see this orange tree, it's actually growing in a car tire, which has been turned inside out and sewn up.
I can't get rid of this spare tire.
to tire {verb}
to tire [tired|tired] {vb} (also: to fatigue, to wear down)
We shall certainly never tire of pressing in this Parliament for other European states, countries of the Union, to accept the six hour...
Finally, we must not grow tired of calling on the government to set at liberty those who have been imprisoned.
It was come dark and rain, will make you weary and tired.
If I get tired, I quit.
We must not allow the Tunisian authorities to believe that, however much we talk about human rights violations, we will get tired of it and shut up.
to tire [tired|tired] {vb} (also: to bore, to annoy)
to tire [tired|tired] {vb} (also: to fatigue, to wear out)
tirar {verb}
to take away {vb}
to remove [removed|removed] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to take off {vb}
to deprive [deprived|deprived] {vb}
to get out {vb}
to take out {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "tire":
Synonyms (Portuguese) for "tirar":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "tire" in Portuguese
Similar words
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