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to exhaust
01
épuiser, fatiguer
to cause a person to become extremely tired
Transitive: to exhaust sb
02
épuiser, consommer
to use up or deplete a resource, material, or supply completely
Transitive: to exhaust resources
03
vider, épuiser
to remove the contents of a container by drawing or letting them out
Transitive: to exhaust a container
04
épuiser, vider
to draw out or let out the entirety of a substance or resource; to completely drain off
Transitive: to exhaust a substance | to exhaust a substance from a container
Exhaust
01
système d'échappement, échappement
system consisting of the parts of an engine through which burned gases or steam are discharged
02
gaz d'échappement, fumée d'échappement
the waste gases or air expelled from an engine, furnace, or other machinery
exhaust
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exhausted
adj
exhausted
adj
exhausting
adj
exhausting
adj
exhaustion
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exhaustion
n
Exemple
Working long hours on the project began to exhaust the team.
Studying for the exams for several consecutive nights began to exhaust the students, affecting their ability to retain information.
The intense workout at the gym completely exhausted her.
The demanding schedule of back-to-back meetings and tight deadlines started to exhaust the employees.
Expanding urban areas can exhaust the available land for agriculture.
