Jaded Meaning in English
word
ˈdʒeɪdəd/, /ˈdʒeɪdɪd
JAY-did
dʒˈeɪdɪd
JAY-did
释义
Feeling tired, bored, or no longer interested, usually because you have experienced too much of something.
用法与细微差别
Used mostly in a negative, emotional sense—often for people who are worn out emotionally by experience ('jaded by fame', 'jaded about love'). Formal or literary tone; not used for physical tiredness. Avoid confusing with 'tired' or 'bored': 'jaded' means you've had too much, so you don't care anymore.
Spanish: cansado - hastiado - insensiblePortuguese (BR): cansado - entediado - saturadoPortuguese (PT): cansado - saturado - desiludidoChinese (Simplified): 疲倦的 - 厌倦的 - 麻木的Chinese (Traditional): 疲倦的 - 厭倦的 - 麻木的Hindi: थका-मांदा - ऊबा हुआArabic: سئم - متعب - فاقد الحماسBengali: ক্লান্ত (মনস্তাত্ত্বিক) - উদাসীন - নিরুত্সাহীRussian: пресыщенный - утративший интересJapanese: 飽き飽きした - 無感動なVietnamese: chán nản - mất cảm hứngKorean: 진저리가 난 - 싫증난Turkish: bıkkın - bezginUrdu: بیزار - اُکتایا ہواIndonesian: letih (secara emosional) - bosan (karena terlalu sering mengalami)
例句
After so many exams, I feel jaded.
basic
He became jaded by city life and wanted to move.
basic
She sounded jaded after a long day at work.
basic
After so many breakups, he's become jaded about love.
natural
You can tell she's a bit jaded by the music industry now.
natural
Even amazing food can leave you jaded if you eat it every day.
natural