Washed out Meaning in English
expression · lemma: wash out
ˈwɑʃt/ /ˈaʊt
WAWSH-owt
wˈɒʃt/ /ˈaʊt
WOSH-owt
Definition
'Washed out' can mean looking very tired or pale, having faded colors, or something being ruined by rain or water.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly informal. Used for people (tired, sickly appearance), clothes (faded colors), and events (cancelled/ruined by rain). 'Feel washed out' means exhausted. Not to be confused with literal washing.
Spanish: agotado - desteñido - arruinado (por lluvia)Portuguese (BR): esgotado - desbotado - destruído pela chuvaPortuguese (PT): esgotado - desbotado - destruído pela chuvaChinese (Simplified): 筋疲力尽的 - 褪色的 - 冲毁的Chinese (Traditional): 筋疲力盡的 - 褪色的 - 沖毀的Hindi: थका हुआ - रंग उड़ चुका - बारिश से नष्टArabic: منهك - باهت اللون - مُتلف بسبب المطرBengali: ক্লান্ত - ফ্যাকাসে - ধুয়ে যাওয়া (রঙ) - ধ্বংস হয়ে যাওয়া (বন্যা বা বৃষ্টিতে)Russian: измотанный - бледный - выцветший - смытый (водой)Japanese: 疲れ切った - 青白い - 色あせた - 流された (水や雨で)Vietnamese: kiệt sức - nhợt nhạt - bị phai màu - bị cuốn trôi (do nước/mưa)Korean: 지친 - 창백한 - 색이 바랜 - 쓸려 내려간 (비/물로)Turkish: yorgun - solgun - rengi solmuş - suyla/yağmurla mahvolmuşUrdu: بہت تھکا ہوا - زرد پڑا ہوا - رنگ پھیکا پڑ جانا - پانی یا بارش سے تباہ ہوناIndonesian: lelah sekali - pucat - pudar warnanya - rusak karena air/banjir
Example Sentences
I feel really washed out after working all night.
basic
Your shirt looks a bit washed out from so many washes.
basic
The road was washed out by the heavy rain last night.
basic
After the flu, she looked so washed out that her friends were worried.
natural
The festival got washed out because of the storm.
natural
Those old jeans are so washed out they're almost gray now.
natural