worn out
worn out
Meaning of worn out
damaged or no longer usable after much use
stark benutzt, mit deutlichen Gebrauchsspuren
Pronunciation
worn out with German translation
worn out usage examples
The old shoes are worn out.
Die alten Schuhe sind verschlissen.
The rug by the door is worn out.
Der Teppich an der Tür ist verschlissen.
worn out synonyms
What's the difference between worn out, worn, well-worn, shabby, battered, beat-up, frayed, and used
ENThat jacket looks worn around the cuffs.
ENA well-worn novel sat on her shelf, its pages soft from reading.
Old and untidy-looking.
ENThe hotel looked shabby despite its central location.
ENThe battered suitcase had stickers from many trips.
Informal, mostly US; often about cars.
ENHe drives a beat-up van that still gets the job done.
Of fabric: worn very thin.
ENHis sweater was threadbare at the elbows.
Torn and in pieces.
ENHe wore a tattered coat that had seen better days.
Advanced: broader words
Edges worn with loose threads.
ENThe cuffs were frayed from years of wear.
ENI bought a used laptop — it works fine but has some scratches.
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What does worn out mean?
damaged or no longer usable after much use
How do you pronounce worn out?
worn out is pronounced [ˌwɔːn ˈaʊt].
How is worn out used in a sentence?
Die alten Schuhe sind verschlissen. Translation: The old shoes are worn out.
Is worn out part of Cleaning and Repairs vocabulary?
Yes, worn out can be learned in the Cleaning and Repairs topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is worn out part of Clothing and Footwear vocabulary?
Yes, worn out can be learned in the Clothing and Footwear topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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