exhausted
exhausted — adjective
1. having no energy left at all in your body or mind because you have worked, walke
having no energy left at all in your body or mind because you have worked, walked, studied, or done something hard for a long time
Hugo was so exhausted after work that he fell asleep on the bus.
so + exhausted + (that) + result clause
Constanza looked exhausted after carrying boxes up three flights of stairs.
Vivek said he felt too exhausted even to eat dinner after the long bike ride.
A full day of moving furniture left Aaron completely exhausted.
文法句型
be + exhausted
be so + exhausted + (that) + clause
feel / look + exhausted
too + exhausted + to + infinitive
用法筆記
Follows linking verbs such as be, feel, look, and seem. Frequently paired with from or with to state the cause. Unlike tired, this sense has no verb form — the related verb is exhaust, as in 'Climbing the stairs exhausted me.'
常見錯誤
2. completely used or taken away so that there is nothing left to work with or cont
completely used or taken away so that there is nothing left to work with or continue using
The emergency water supplies in the village were nearly exhausted after the dry season.
exhausted supplies / resources
Defne's phone battery was exhausted before she could call for a ride home.
exhausted battery
By the end of the year the project budget had been completely exhausted.
Nikos checked the oil tank and found it nearly exhausted.
文法句型
be + exhausted
become / be becoming + exhausted
exhausted + supplies / resources / budget
用法筆記
Common with nouns that refer to limited amounts — supplies, funds, energy, patience, battery, time. Often appears in passive or progressive structures (is exhausted, is becoming exhausted). In everyday speech, speakers often prefer run out of or used up.