weariness

n.

疲倦；困乏；消沉；厌倦

1. Weariness pervaded his whole body.
   他全身疲倦。
2. Too much change creates weariness and resentment.
   过多的改变会造成疲倦和愤怒。
3. Without this we should be in a state of weariness, and this weariness would spur us to seek a more solid means of escaping from it.
   没有消遣，我们会处于厌倦的状态中，这种厌倦会驱使我们去寻找更可靠的办法从中解脱。
4. A little wariness prevents great weariness.
   一点点的谨慎避免莫大的疲劳。
5. His cheerful joke made us forget our weariness.
   他讲的令人愉快的笑话使我们忘记了疲劳。

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